If you want to give your users the ability to change the appearance of your website dynamically and you don’t fancy using a PHP Style Switcher, you can always use JavaScript. Continue reading »

 

Using Your Element Ids

A very simple feature to add to your web page is a link to content that isn’t currently visible. This can be very handy if your page is particularly long and you want to save your users from manually scrolling with their mouse. Continue reading »

 

If you’re creating an Admin interface for a client which enables them to update content on their website, it is all too easy to produce a mind-numbing form for them and leave it at that. Continue reading »

 
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I’m sure you’ve seen this simple feature a lot while surfing the net. You know the one; a list of headings that, when clicked, reveal some more content. A good example is a FAQ page.

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To add a bit of variety to your website, you might want the header background image (or any image for that matter) to change everytime the page is loaded.

The following script is a simple way to do this using javascript
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Sometimes you might want the submit button on a form disabled until the user has filled in mandatory checkboxes. A good example of this would be if you had terms and conditions that needed to be read/agreed to before commencing with the form submission. This would need to be checked server-side as well of course to be absolutely certain. Continue reading »

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