Looks great, Remy! An excellent addition to the documentation and
tutorials out there. I can't remember off the top of my head who is in
charge of planet.jquery.com, but you should definitely get this added
to it.
--Karl
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Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjq
Thanks for the positive feedback.
@McLars - thanks for that, it was just a plain old typo.
@Gautam - it's a div with overflow auto. Either way, I completely
agree and I've been in the process of redesigning my blog template.
Stripping it down, and making the main content a lot wider so all the
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Very cool. I ended up checking out your blog site as well.
A suggestion:
Wherever you display code in your articles, it appears to
Very cool. I ended up checking out your blog site as well.
A suggestion:
Wherever you display code in your articles, it appears to be only a few lines
of scrollable text (iframe?).
I want to check out the rest of your site but its hard to look at code this
way :(
Looking for
I like the concept. There are other beginner resources, but
approaching jQuery from a designer's perspective is a great idea. We
need to get more designers onboard. jQuery rocks for the nuts and
bolts sort of programming but, unfortunately, it's still catching up
on the UI stuff.
You do have a ty
I like the idea.
I think you are hitting a focus group that once exposed to jQuery would
really take to it.
Those peers that I have exposed jQuery to, especially those that know
and understand CSS Selectors, get excited about it.
Also, to me, I prefer simplistic clean layout for a blog, especia
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