Inspired by an old ActionScript effect. This lightweight (1.2kb minified and gzipped) cross browser javascript file is free of any other dependencies. It's 100% javascript too.
it sounds quite simple to achieve, take the end pixel and stretch it the length of a div, and repeat for the whole image.
You can give it a try here and here.
I will be implementing this feature on my site in the near future - I like it that much
posted by Mark Willis
Adrian Pelletier has been playing with jQuery and created a lovely looking hover effect with relection. The jQuery appends the reflection/shadow to each element. Then animates the position and opacity of these elements and the icon links on hover.
posted by Mark Willis
I've been applying some small CSS3 changes into the style of this website including, text-shadow (post titles), custom font-faces (website title) and finally box shadows. These are viewable in firefox,opera,safari generally non-IE web browsers. Although IE is getting better with the new CSS3 styles, its still not quite there.
So for the meantime i'll be applying some more CSS3 styles to the site including gradients and maybe some border images.
Adding the new CSS3 tags to your current HTML is easy:
posted by Mark Willis
After reading this from mozilla labs, I thought I should give "Bespin" a try. It's a web based cloud text editor so you can write code through your web browser at your office/favourite coffee shop then logout and log back in again at home (even on another machine) and continue your project.
The newest feature to be released is the "Collaborative coding" feature which enables multiple people to edit the same file at the same time, with undo features. This is a great feature for coders that work remotely as they will still be able to work together.
Check out this webcast from there Joe Walkers blog
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