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Firefox Reserved Function Names?

Posted in: Javascript, Thursday 3rd December, 2009

I've just been developing a new javascrpt function for my CMS that simply hides one DIV layer and exposes another. In fact, its a function I thought I had polished off ages ago but upon returned to it this evening I found it didn't work as intended. Theres a little more too it than just changing the DIV layer display state (hence the difficulty) but essentially that is the end result....

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Animated List

Posted in: Javascript, Tuesday 2nd June, 2009

Inspired by the fantastic looking preview of the currently (I believe) in development new Dragon Interactive website, I decided to put together a little animated HTML list concept....

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Style Sheet Switcher - IE Problem

Posted in: Javascript, Tuesday 26th May, 2009

I've just been implementing my first ever stylesheet switching script on a project I'm working on at the moment - unsure as to the best way to achieve this, a quick google search led me to A List Apart and Paul Sowden's great little javascript which does the trick nicely....

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Change Colour on Mouse Move

Posted in: Javascript, Friday 15th May, 2009

This is a little background colour changing script I put together a while back using scraps of other scripts available else where online....

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Colour Fader

Posted in: Javascript, Tuesday 1st December, 2009

SEE EXAMPLE (opens popup window)...

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