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When building AJAX dynamic web applications you’ll have to load lots of JavaScript libraries, one of them will be the YUI, (Yahoo UI), which has a whole bunch of handy library components that you can use for Ajax and DHTML web apps.
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Lets say you’re on a shared hosting, or you’re only a programmer which you have NO control at all on the error warning messages output by PHP, such as those E_WARNING, E_ALL, E_STRICT etc.
Cloaking is black hat SEO that we always hate, especially running wordpress that always gets hacked with spam links injection at the bottom of your footer page.
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Somehow it’s kind of time consuming to create a web form. Of course, if you’re pretty familiar with HTML coding like me, it wouldn’t be a problem. Just start typing those HTML tags <table></table><form></form><input type=…/><select>, adding some JavaScript codes and CSS to blend it up nice with verification and themes, shall do.
One of the features on Google Chrome is to allow you to customize your own search engine to forward the search to when you type the search keywords on the address bar on top. Go to the little tool and then options, you’ll see the windows popped as follows:
In order for a video clip to be shown on a webpage, you’ll need to convert it to a FLV flash format, which the file has the .flv extension
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NoobSlide includes 7 different styles to let you play slide show for your contents and images. It’s kind of easy to get started. After downloading, just take a look at the 7 examples for the 7 different styles included in the index.html
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DhoniShow is now in its version 0.7 is a JavaScript library that shows inline image gallery on your webpage. It’s been described that it’s super easy to integrate.
Passjax is a little script that dumps the little complex password check to the server-side for checking. When you type the password on the text field, it’ll then show you a progress bar that shows the strength from weak to strong.
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I’ve recently been involved in a web development project, which I need some round corners for some tabs in order for the web pages to look cool! (As shown above) Round corners on tabs, boxes of contents or menus will always make your web page look so appealing and neat.
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