Recently, I’ve been doing quite a lot of JavaScript development, part of which involved equalising heights of a group of similar elements on the page. I thought this would be very simple and indeed it was but it threw up a JavaScript quirk which I have seen several times before. The solution is simple, but More >
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A simple example of the time-saving element.morph() Mootools method which allows you to morph HTML elements from one property set to another.
A really quick post detailing the main differences between the very useful Mootools Javascript element.getChildren() and element.getElements() methods.
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Posted by Neil Craig in CSS
CSS outline and border are at a glance very similar but have a few important differences: Outline is effectively overlaid over the top of the element it is applied to and therefore outline does not add to the element width whereas border does add to the element width Outline (according to the official W3C specification More >
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