Recent Posts Tagged With 'jquery'

• jQuery snippets I can't live without in Drupal

  Posted on Wednesday September 16th, 2009 at 10:44 in drupal, jquery

  I haven't posted in a bit since returning from Drupalcon Paris, and still have intentions to hash over some of the things I took away from the event, but for now, here's a quick group of jQuery code snippets I can't live without when developing Drupa...

• Idea: Drupal 6 Module: Ping This

  Posted on Monday August 25th, 2008 at 16:16 in social media, drupal, module, jquery, drupal 6, ping.fm

  UPDATE: This module has an official release thread here at himerus.com. Further comments should be submitted there. read more...

• Finalizing the corporate re-design

  Posted on Tuesday August 19th, 2008 at 18:44 in web design, photoshop, drupal, jquery, drupal 6

  So after some thought & persuasion(s), I decided to rework a few elements to the new corporate design for Himerus Inc. The sticky notes were cool when putting together the old version of the site, but not up to par with this re-design, so they ha...

• Resize Embeded YouTube Videos

  Posted on Monday August 11th, 2008 at 14:15 in javascript, jquery, resize

  If you've ran across the issue like I have, chances are YouTube videos do not fit your website perfectly. My website and it's columns are not the same width as a YouTube video, so if I post a video either in my main column, or side column, it is eith...

• Review: Learning jQuery

  Posted on Tuesday July 22nd, 2008 at 21:02 in jquery, packt, jonathan chaffer, karl swedberg

  It's been long overdue I put in a good word for this text on jQuery. A year or so ago when I first learned of jQuery, and its magic, it was not possible to find a book on the subject. This book, Learning jQuery by Karl Swedberg and Jonathan Chaffer ...

• jQuery section moved to himerus.com

  Posted on Tuesday July 22nd, 2008 at 16:48 in jquery

  I've decided to move all the jQuery information from the section on himerusinc.com to this site in a further effort to consolidate the content overflow there, and place it on this site, which has much more room to expand with new content. read more...