Category: Web Stuff

The Beauty of Zemanta

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Simple point & click enrichment of your blog posts. In real-time, while you type.
We suggest tags, links, photos, and related articles. You save time and aspirin.

5M+ pictures, 5M+ articles. 10M+ possibilities.

Whether you run a blog or write the odd article you will be familiar with this situation.

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JS at the bottom is generally good.

It's amazing how many misunderstandings that can happen when you have to limit your message within 140 characters.

So instead of continuing this on twitter, I'll make my statements on the sprites, placement of Javascript in your document and that, very clear.

For one, all in for sprite sheets. Hell, if you take a look at the front page of this blog and take a closer look at the "Read More" buttons, you'll see that they are in sprite sheets.

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Ninjas on Twitter

Today, while searching a nice and handy GTK+ compatible Twitter client for my Xubuntu box, I accidentally found a very funny comic, I want to share with out community.

I nearly fell off my chair! :))



Found on sizlopedia.com:

Ninjas on Twitter



Have a Lot of Fun

Best Regards
Uwe Walter

HowTo Ninja Shadowbox

For all our members that are not familiar on how to load items into the Shadowbox viewport, I wrote this little blog post.

The Shadowbox JavaScript on startup parses the XHTML DOM tree. It searches for „A” link tags that carry a relation attribute rel="shadowbox", initializes an array object and creates new click events on these links.

Image Example:

<a href="/path/to/image.png" rel="shadowbox">Linktext</a>

HTML DIV Example:

<div id="sbox">Shadowboxed content here</div>
<a href="#sbox" rel="shadowbox">Linktext</a>



The relation attribute can carry even more values like the width and height or gallery definitions.

Image Example:

<a href="/path/to/image-1.png" rel="shadowbox[gallery-1]">Linktext</a>
<a href="/path/to/image-2.png" rel="shadowbox[gallery-1]">Linktext</a>

HTML DIV Example:

<div id="sbox">Shadowboxed content here</div>
<a href="#sbox" rel="shadowbox;width=600;height=400">Linktext</a>



We also have a PDF documentation available for download[1]. This document was actually written for the previous versions of Ninja Shadowbox (1.x), but it describes detailed what one can do with shadowbox with several examples.



Have a Lot of Fun

Best Regards
Uwe Walter

[1]Shadowbox PDF documentation

Joomla book for Coda

Steven Frank, co-founder of Panic, tweeted not long ago about "Eight custom books for Coda, with nice covers! http://tinyurl.com/6pshn4".

Since we couldn't found any Joomla books there, I decided to create a cover and post how you add the official Joomla documentation as a book in Coda.

Book Title: Joomla


Book URL: http://docs.joomla.org/


Cover Image


Use For Mode: N/A


Search URL: http://docs.joomla.org/Special:Search?search=*&fulltext=Search



The template PSD of the book cover (made by Ray Brown) is found here.