In part one of my tutorial on iPhone web development, we talked about the basic stuff (Recognizing iPhones or iPods, setting up special HTML and CSS tags… ) we will now move on to the really clever bit: Orientation detection. For many sites, we may just have the same thing both on portrait and landscape. [...]
Continue Reading →I actually think that we the developers need IE, it is like the bad guy in an action movie, the good guy wouldn’t have a life without him, although sometimes you really wish it never existed! Haha just kidding, we all wish it didn’t exist… But well, there are some times when we need something [...]
Continue Reading →Maybe a few of you noticed this on some websites, maybe some of you even use it. Right now this works in Safari, Opera, and Konqueror and Firefox 3.x. (I think it doesn’t work in Firefox 1 or 2, correct me if I’m wrong) What I’m talking about is the text-shadow, wisely applied to your [...]
Continue Reading →Hello fellow developers, I’m sure all of you have heard of the “new” CSS3 stuff, it’s been around for a while now, and it certainly has some very interesting new features. First, I’ll review some of the things that were the hardest to develop, yet they looked so damn well: Rounded corners – We all [...]
Continue Reading →this is quite a neat trick, and it can look really good depending on your design and the image you put as background… To get it to work all you need is to apply a padding and display:block; to the image. So the CSS would be: img{ display:block; padding:10px; background-image:url(image.gif); } Here is [...]
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