FACT #1 This video-url : src="http://s.ytimg.com/yts/swfbin/player-vfle5oFqK/watch_as3.swf?eurl=http://safeshare.tv&video_id=YOUTUBE-VIDEO-ID, which uses the safeshare.tv video service, shows YouTube videos without the distracting elements around them. NO ADS! (I wish I knew the safeshare-code for playing embedded videos without Flash, but I don't). FACT #2 Internet Explorer (and, occasionally, Safari) may refuse to play certain videos outside the YouTube-environment. ...
Updated 01-07-2014 at 04:30 PM by molendijk
I recently worked on a mobile forum with off-canvass/slide-out menu. I wanted to keep the project as small and lightweight as possible, so I chose to snub JavaScript and work on a CSS-only solution. The menu was just a simple 1-level effort using the checkbox hack (where you use the :checked state of a checkbox and a connected label to trigger something with CSS), but it was an excuse for me to play around with CSS3 transitions. That example is here: http://m.jemcon.org.uk/phpBB3/ ...
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Updated 07-04-2015 at 01:27 PM by Beverleyh
I decided to work more on the previous "CSS-only, Multi-Level, Off-Canvass/Slide-Out Menu (no JavaScript)" code so that it can be used on desktop as well as mobile. So here is the "Responsive CSS3 Multi-Level, Drop-Down Menu (no JavaScript)". It's similar to the previous menu in that it uses the same side-docked, off-canvass menu pattern for mobile, but this new version now also sports a horizontal, dropdown menu bar in "desktop" view, ...
Updated 06-03-2014 at 08:28 PM by Beverleyh
Fiddling some more with CSS transitions and the checkbox hack to emulate click events via CSS, I tried my hand at making a CSS-only content slider. Initially I attempted to make it with checkboxes, but due to the behaviour of multiple checkboxes being checkable at the same time (which totally mungs up the idea for a slider where you only want one slide activated), I turned to radio buttons instead. The key difference between radios and checkboxes is that only one radio ...
Updated 11-27-2014 at 01:27 PM by Beverleyh (basic support added for IE7)
The latest CSS-only offering is my attempt at an image gallery where image enlargements open in a modal window. It was inspired by a tutorial on modal popups and uses the :target selector in CSS to match the hash at the end of an URL with the id of a corresponding element. The logic for this (taken from the modal popups tutorial) is that a hashed URL can be wrapped around a small thumb image, which matches the id of an image enlargement in a modal overlay div. When the hashed small ...
Updated 04-28-2014 at 11:39 AM by Beverleyh
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