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Posts by Ran Enoch:
How to Fix WordPress Feedburner Plugins After Converting to Google Feedburner
Google has been converting all Feedburner user accounts into Google accounts, which has been creating quite a few headaches. I thought I was done with them, until I noticed my counts still weren’t showing up on my website. Google had changed the API, requiring a fix on my end. […]
Advanced jQuery Tabbed Box Techniques
Last week’s article covered how to build a tabbed box interface, starting with Photoshop, and moving through XHTML and CSS to our basic jQuery functionality. If you missed it, I would highly recommend starting your reading there. This article will show you how to use jQuery to make your tabbed interface more attractive and interactive. […]
Build a Tabbed Box with CSS and jQuery
The longer a site has been around, the more content it tends to accumulate. As website operators, we walk a fine line: too much content on every page and your site will look cluttered. Too little, and users won’t be able to find all your website has to offer. A tabbed box like this one is a nice bridge between the two extremes. […]
Fixing a Bad Feedburner Subscriber Count
Feedburner is a fantastic service for managing RSS feeds and delivering useful statistics on those feeds. But sometimes Feedburner drops the ball when it returns my subscriber counts. So what’s my solution? When in doubt, turn to JavaScript. […]
The Year In Review: 2008
2008 was a great year for CSS Newbie. And in the same nostalgic spirit of CSS-Tricks,Smashing Magazine and (I’m sure) countless other web entities, I thought I’d take a minute or two to step back and reflect on what the year has brought for CSS Newbie. […]
12 Creative and Cool Uses for the CSS Border Property
If CSS properties attended high school, you would never expect to see the border property sitting at the cool kids’ table. Actually, you’d be surprised at just how cool the border property can be. Please take the following dozen exhibits as proof that the CSS border property is a lot cooler than we give it credit for. […]
Advanced CSS Accordion Effect
A while back, I wrote an article demonstrating how the accordion effect could be replicated with nothing more than CSS. There was one caveat, however: the technique didn’t work in Internet Explorer 6 due to its limited support of :hover. Today I’m revisiting the CSS accordion technique and will make a modification or two that will let it work with IE6. […]
The EqualHeights jQuery Plugin
After I wrote and published my last article on writing a function to equalize heights in jQuery, I realized that the function would probably make a really useful jQuery plugin. This is that plugin. This plugin is slightly more sophisticated than the function I wrote earlier this week. […]
Equal Height Columns with jQuery
Creating equal-height columns with CSS is sometimes a bear. But who needs the hassle of faux columns, “clear” divs and the rest? With this bit of jQuery, you can easily equalize the heights of any group of elements. […]