This is a short post to show how to make numerical data coming from your database more human readable. This means separating a large number by commas every three digits, adding two decimal places, and maybe even a dollar sign if you are displaying money amounts. The solution I show is a mix of CSS and ASP.NET. Continue reading “CSS and ASP.NET: How to Convert Numbers from your Database into a Human-Friendly Format”
Category: CSS3
Show or Hide a Reload Icon to Load an iFrame in jQuery Tabs
jQuery tabs are pretty great, and you can get some cool functionality if you mix tabbing with nested content in an iFrame. Once you put the pieces together, you can see how your Web page might appear in the example image included with this post. Continue reading “Show or Hide a Reload Icon to Load an iFrame in jQuery Tabs”
JavaScript Helper Tool to Automatically Duplicate Elements in a List and Insert Code Between Them
In this article I will do something a bit different from my usual. Typically I review programming issues or topics of interest. In this case, however, I am presenting a handy new tool that will hopefully speed up a small, but time-consuming part of anyone’s development. That is, I have put together a tool that will let you separate a list of items, and duplicate each of those items several times while injecting code of your choosing between each duplicate as well as in front and in back. Continue reading “JavaScript Helper Tool to Automatically Duplicate Elements in a List and Insert Code Between Them”
Justin Cooney 