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  1. 17-02-2012 to , , , by mbo and -1 others
  2. The hardest part about using drupal's javascript features is knowing where to begin: they remained an arcane mystery to me until today. After drinking a bit of whiskey, and studying how core was using Drupal.behavior, I learned it couldn't be simpler. If you don't know how to do this, take a moment:
    26-01-2012 to , , , by ibot and -1 others
  3. 23-01-2012 to , , , by ibot and -1 others
  4. The purpose of this book is to provide an overview of the jQuery JavaScript library; when you're done with the book, you should be able to complete basic tasks using jQuery, and have a solid basis from which to continue your learning. This book was designed as material to be used in a classroom setting, but you may find it useful for individual study.
    19-01-2012 to , , , by ibot and -1 others
  5. geil-o-matic!
  6. Lösung die auch ohne JavaScript funktioniert, aber richtig übel
  7. HTML-Formulare einheitlich stylen
    07-12-2011 to , , , , by ibot and -1 others
  8. Provides useful callbacks once descendent images have loaded.
    21-11-2011 to , , , by ibot and -1 others
  9. A com­mon prob­lem in respon­sive design is the link­ing of CSS3’s media queries and JavaScript. For instance on a larger screen we can restyle, but it might be use­ful to use JavaScript and pull in dif­fer­ent con­tent at the same time, e.g. higher qual­ity images. With CSS tran­si­tions, specif­i­cally their tran­si­tio­nEnd events, we can marry up our media queries and JavaScript per­fectly, with­out resort­ing to win­dow resize events.

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