OK, you want it - you got the feedback.
1. Input fields have slightly different height depending on OS, fonts,
browsers etc., so `div class=my-combobox-button gradient/div` and `div
class=my-datepicker-select-button/div` are looking bad. Either you set
both heights (of INPUT and of DIV) to the
Excellent, I will see what I can do
Thanks
On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 9:39 AM, Victor vkhomyac...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, you want it - you got the feedback.
1. Input fields have slightly different height depending on OS, fonts,
browsers etc., so `div class=my-combobox-button gradient/div` and
Hi
Your concern is the same of mine, some weeks ago I have published a new
release of my little project called MyTableGrid (see the samples at
http://pabloaravena.info/mytablegrid/samples), then until now I didn't
receive any feedback. That is really sad for me because of all the work and
effort
As a veteran PrototypeJS and Scriptaculous user, I'm curious about the
future of these great libraries. As a web developer, I'm also no
stranger to JQuery. One of the nice things about JQuery is that it
provides a one-size-fits-all javascript library which provides
virtually everything you need
