Justin Cooney
Web Development Tips and Examples
Category: HTML
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Tabs in JQuery are quite simple to implement, and they add some neat functionality that users will appreciate. Tabs are a nice way to separate content logically. Without using tabs one often ends up with a single huge form that contains too many fields for a user to process properly. In some cases users dislike…
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I’ve been trying out the HTML5 Canvas element and its 2d rendering context to get a general feel for the functionality it adds and what purposes (if any) it could serve for Web-application development. So far I like how straightforward working with the HTML5 canvas element actually is. One can use either JQuery or JavaScript to…
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When putting together a Web based form space can be at a premium. Select lists are typically auto-adjusted by your browser to be the length of the longest option in the list. But that just doesn’t work when space is tight and in many of my forms one doesn’t want the select list to automatically…