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Greybox Redux

Another popular DOM/CSS/Javascript project popped up today: Greybox. It’s a lot like the popular lightbox, but is used to display web sites on top of your current page.
I saw this as another great opportunity to demonstrate how easy it is to make great code with jQuery. I modified greybox in two phases.

First step was to […]

Comment · Posted: February 10th, 2006


Gmail Chat

Google just rolled out transcripts of chat conversations within Gmail, here’s a quick screenshot: They mention that a new in-browser chat tool is coming too, although I don’t see it yet. Currently, chats are saved like emails, and you can reply to the person you were chatting with, like in an email – a very […]

Comment · Posted: February 7th, 2006


Aggregation Poll Results

Here are the results from yesterday’s poll: Should I aggregate my other web logs into eJohn.org? Add in posts from the jQuery Blog: Add in posts from the ideaShrub Blog: Add in posts from my del.icio.us account: So, I’m probably going to start bringing in posts from jQuery and ideaShrub (tastefully done, of course) and […]

Comment · Posted: February 6th, 2006


jQuery for Designers

Mark Panay made a good post today explaining the benefits of using jQuery, for web designers. Specifically, how a designer can benefit from using jQuery to circumvent CSS features that aren’t implemented in browsers, yet. Keep your extraneous markup tucked away as unobtrusive Javascript is always a smart move.

Comment · Posted: February 6th, 2006


eJohn Aggregation

The eJohn web log has been rather quiet lately – but that doesn’t mean that I haven’t been working! I’m currently, actively, working on my two projects: jQuery and ideaShrub. I’ve also been making blog posts to both of their respective web logs (ideashrub is quiet right now, but I’ll be posting more, soon) instead […]

Comment · Posted: February 5th, 2006


Width-Based Layout

Another CSS/Javascript article is making the rounds today called: Width-Based Layout. The premise is that the page auto-resizes the width based upon how wide your browser is. Included with the post is a 38 line piece of Javascript (and I’m being generous) to get the job done. I’m going to save you the break-down of […]

Comment · Posted: February 5th, 2006


New Demo Page

Cody Lindley contacted me today to let me know about his views on jQuery – and a new jQuery demo page. If you’re looking for more examples of what jQuery code looks like, and some of the neat effects that it can do, you should definitely check it out. I’ve added a link to his […]

Comment · Posted: February 1st, 2006


Brief Outage

Sorry for the brief outage today – apparently a couple of my domains have been getting a huge amount of spam lately (in the multi-gigabyte range) which caused the disk space to run out in this particular partition. If you notice any other weird SQL errors, or such, be sure to let me know.

Comment · Posted: February 1st, 2006


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