I wrote a pretty useless puzzle game that makes use of Mootools. I was updating the ‘about’ page on this blog, and I was looking for an original way to show a picture of myself. So take a look at the the about page and play around with it.
Ever used conditional statements/comments in your html? I do, actually, use the technique quite a lot (this site, Flotr). With HTML conditional comments you can detect browser type and version. Now don’t get too excited, because it’s only supported by Internet Explorer 5+ on Windows. Nevertheless, this way of browser detection is really elegant compared to nasty css hacks or javascript user agent detection. This article is shows you how you can use the conditional comments for several handy purposes.
Despite of the fact I’m always hungry for new feeds with interesting articles, I’m not able to find any new feeds lately. I asked for help from Google Alerts, which notifies me when the GoogleBot hits something I defined an alert for. Though it doesn’t come up with great content I’m looking for. That’s the reason I’d like to ask you for helping me out, because obviously I’m looking at the wrong spot. In exchange I show you 10 of my favorite feeds.
I’ve updated my previous post Mootools CSS Styled Scrollbar. I’ve added instructions about how to make it work with Mootools version 1.11. Also the example is updated. On the Mootools forums someone called ‘horseweapon’ wrote a simple function that used my code to make scrollbars. I used his function to work with the example. You can see the updated example over here.
