A while back I was reading an article on Arstechnica about The Pirate Google. The Pirate Google was created as a response to the verdict in the Pirate Bay Trial. The argument was that Google indexes torrents as does the pirate bay – why isn’t anyone prosecuting Google? The Pirate Google works by appending filetype:torrent to the end [...]
Posts Tagged ‘CSS’
November 19, 2008
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Joomla 1.5.x – Unique Page Styles
By Levi Senft in WebIn the past couple months I’ve worked on several Joomla 1.5.x sites. I’m starting to develop a bag of tricks. This trick will allow you to assign a unique css class or id for each page. I’ve used this technique to assign different header graphics to individual pages. I’m far from calling [...]
November 5, 2007
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Adding a Persistent Flash Element to an Ajax Application
By Levi Senft in WebTo illustrate adding statefulness to our application I’m going to add a flash music player to our application. Using web 1.0 techniques getting our player to remain static would require either a pop-up or some sort of frames setup. We’re going to add the player to the masthead of our page and let [...]
October 31, 2007
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Playing a Wav File with a IE CSS Expression
By Levi Senft in WebEarlier today at Humaniz we were making fun of evil web practices like background sounds and I got the idea of playing a sound in IE using CSS expressions, which are in general another evil practice, although sometimes necessary.
After I got this bad boy working in IE I thought I would make it cross browser. [...]
Tags: Cow Bell, CSS, JavaScript