Author Archives: Chris Williams
WebKit bug with Lazy Load plug-in
WebKit has a bug that affects Safari, Chrome, and Mobile Safari1. Images still load even when you manipulate remove the src attribute in JavaScript. First, let me state that Lazy Load is a great plug-in! I think it’s a very well written, simple and … Continue reading
Rick Santorum
Who is Rick Santorum? I’m doing my part to make sure folks know. As long as net neutrality is alive and well, let’s hope it stays that way. Learn more about Rick Santorum here. 1. Mother Jones “Scrubbing Santorum” September/October 2010 Issue
Piracy and ethics. When a plus b equal 4
Go ahead and hate your neighbor Go ahead and cheat your friend Do it in the name of heaven You can justify it in the end Joan Baez I understand that copyright laws change all the time. Not too long … Continue reading
Webmail adds image spacing
Attention you HTML email authors. Your newsletters are jacked. Webmail apps, in an effort to prevent the automatic downloading of images in order to prevent open rates for spammers, use scripts to manipulate the loading of images. Unfortunately, this changes … Continue reading
Never start with Photoshop
I was asked recently about my design process in creating websites. I’ve been asked this before in interviews and by peers. My answer is, “Never with Photoshop.” In fact, Photoshop is usually my last step in the process. Even in … Continue reading
WYSISYG literally
I completely forgot about this.
Mobile Safari needs a little jQuery .live() love
file under: the importance of device testing Just a quick note about how Mobile Safari gets along with .live(). As a matter of coding style, I usually assign my actions to links and buttons. Sometimes I don’t. <li>Title of Something <span class=“more”></span></li> This code … Continue reading
So Google is evil now? What’s our alternative?
Remember when that guy from Whole Foods turned came out and said we don’t deserve health care? Or how Target was caught giving money to anti-gay candidates? Every time some company does something we deem stupid or wrong, we immediately … Continue reading
New WordPress iPhone App test
Testing out the new iPhone app. Well, new to me at least.
What’s up with that?
file under: too long to fit on twitter. On the left-hand side of Google’s search results page. There are two hidden search option sections. When you click “More” it slides down and the options fade in at the same time. … Continue reading