Submitted by RoloDMonkey on 2013, June 26 - 10:38
This post explains how to use Drupal Webform select options to create four different types of HTML code:
a drop-down select, radio buttons, a multi-select, or checkboxes.
Submitted by RoloDMonkey on 2008, May 15 - 16:42
Creating a Rollover Button without Javascript
JavaScript rollover buttons have been a common feature on the web for a long time now, but they do have some drawbacks. In the article below I will describe a way to make some neat looking rollover techniques with just XHTML and CSS. They aren't perfect for every situation, but they are an interesting alternative.
Why not just use MM_swapImage()?
Macromedia's (now Adobe's) ubiquitous JavaScript functions for rollovers are effective but they do have a few disadvantages:
Submitted by RoloDMonkey on 2008, May 9 - 15:33
The lists below may seem sparse. This is deliberate. I could give you a laundry lists of every programming language, software package, operating system, and technology buzzword that I have ever worked with. I won't subject you to that. I will just tell you my greatest strength:
I find solutions.
Submitted by RoloDMonkey on 2007, November 18 - 21:06
Ever since I started making custom themes for Drupal, I kept running into a strange problem. If my theme or my content included a table, when I looked at it in Firefox the table would have a thin grey line on the top. I finally figured out what was causing this and I would like to share it with you.
If you want to skip the lecture, you can click here for the solution.
Submitted by RoloDMonkey on 2007, September 18 - 19:06
Update 2008-08-22: This page has received a large amount of traffic from people looking for implementations of the Blueprint CSS theme project. Here are some links to help out those people:
Submitted by RoloDMonkey on 2007, July 20 - 14:18
While making the first article in the "Mistakes I've Made" series. I immediately came across the fodder for the next. I was trying to create CSS for my code examples and discovered that using <pre /> just won't cut it anymore.
Submitted by RoloDMonkey on 2007, July 20 - 12:05
This is the first in a series of short articles called "Mistakes I've Made". In this series I plan to give examples of mistakes, misunderstandings, and problems I've encountered while coding. Maybe they will keep you from going through the same frustration.
I came across this "mistake" while making the new CSS for this site. Apparently, Internet Explorer only speaks American English. Here is the code I created:
