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okay okay. i know this sucks as far as usability and design.
but whatever. let’s see you do one. (you know you want to)
Red v Blue (via dannyx0)
Thought it was gonna be too cloudy to catch a good sunset today. I was wrong.
Morning Sun (via dannyx0)
So I deviated from my early morning trip to school. This happened.
(via theshalom)
Let’s say…
You have an element and within that element you want an item to be clicked on and set as active. Then you want to click on another item and have it to be set as active. Maybe it’s navigation, maybe it’s tabs. This is a common pattern. So much so, that I’ve rewritten this code a few times but keep losing track of it.
This is a jQuery plugin that does the ol’ switcheroo and is very simple. When you click on an element, it’ll set it as active. When you click on another, it’ll remove the active class from the currently active item and then enable the active item. Super simple, nothing more, nothing less.
Like tetris, but you only get 99 bricks and you have to build a tower as high as possible. Physics-based!
cool stuff
Here’s the deal: I want to create a tiled css background image that appears while an (html) image on the site loads. Then, in case of transparent PNGs, it should clear the bg image once loading the image is complete.
I know I need to use javascript, but I suck at it like, well… most things.
If anyone has any ideas I’d greatly appreciate it!
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