Category: Web Development

Update 01/02/2010: In hindsight I should have just used JQuery to check that the page had been loaded, e.g: $(document).ready(function(){ $(‘img.wrap’).each(function() { var img_width = $(this).attr(‘width’); if(img_width>=375) { $(‘#content’).style.clear=’left’; } }); }) A couple of months ago I encountered an issue with one of the sites I was developing, www.howdenparkcentre.co.uk. [...]

I wrote a very simple little piece of JavaScript that changes the colour, background colour and font colour of a checkbox depending on the Mouse Event (onclick, onmouseover and onmouseout) and whether the checkbox is ticked or not. It can also reset it back to its previous settings too. XHTML: [...]

I found a nifty little Google Maps implementation that enables you to mark which countries you’ve visited from Douwe Osinga’s blog I clearly need to get out more. A lot more. visited 4 states (1.77%)

I bought motorcycle insurance from ebikeinsurance.co.uk, and they asked me for my feedback on there website. I gave them free web development advise, how nice am I? “On widescreen monitors the questions and answers are too far apart and makes it difficult to see which answer box relates to which [...]

I love the Google Maps API. Except when using it for UK based addresses. There is a big problem with any app created using the Google Maps API – UK postcodes will NOT be processed, worse still, they return errors. To give some background on the issue, The Royal Mail [...]