Dynamic Drive DHTML Scripts- Dynamic Ajax Content

Jun 20, 2007

Dynamic Drive DHTML Scripts- Dynamic Ajax Content

This script uses Ajax to enable you to load external pages into a DIV without having to reload the browser or use IFRAMES. If your external pages reference any external .css or .js files for styling, this script can also load and apply them to the page on demand.

Dynamic Drive DHTML Scripts- Animated Collapsible DIV

Dynamic Drive DHTML Scripts- Animated Collapsible DIV

This script collapses any DIV on the page and lets users manually toggle its appearance via a smooth “Web 2.0 style” animation. It’s a popular effect on social networking/ comment sites such as Digg. Three distinguishing features of this script are:

1. The ability for the script to work on both DIVs that have an explicit CSS height attribute defined, and without. In the later case, the script will first hide (versus collapse) the DIV until retrieving its true height on page load.
2. A persistence feature that if enabled will remember if a DIV has been expanded, and upon the user’s return to the page within the same browser session, keep it expanded.
3. The duration of the animation is absolute and user configurable, such as 1.5 seconds. This means regardless of the height of the DIV, the script will take 1.5 seconds to finish revealing it. This creates a uniform period before a DIV is revealed regardless of its height.

Have fun sliding content up and down!

HTML and XHTML for CSS free courses

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HTML and XHTML for CSS

This is the free online version of Westciv’s self paced course CSS Level 1. You can follow this course by coming back to the site every week: you can even get a reminder when we publish the new section every week. Go here for more info on how the free course system works.

If you can’t make it back every week, or you just want to move ahead at your own pace, all Westciv courses are also available for purchase at very reasonable rates.
Week 1

On this page you’ll find week 1.

* About the course
* Tools you need
* What is CSS?
* Why is CSS important?
* The elements of a style sheet
* Syntax: statements, selectors, properties

VMware Fusion Beta Program

Jun 11, 2007

VMware Fusion Beta Program

Break down the walls between Windows and your Mac

Say goodbye to the Windows desktop - seamlessly run Windows XP applications just like Mac applications; use Exposé to switch between any application, minimize to the Dock, bring forward only the application you care about, and use familiar Mac keyboard shortcuts. Use the VMware Fusion Launch Palette to easily access all your Windows applications, and keep your favorite Windows applications in the Dock.
Turn back time on your PC

VMware Fusion’s innovative Snapshot feature enables you to capture and save the exact state of your virtual machine. If your Windows virtual machine becomes unresponsive, use the Snapshot feature to rollback to that known stable state with the click of a button.

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