Comments on: The continued adventures of the Permalink slideshow http://notes.natbat.net/2006/11/19/slideshowreleased/ Adventures creations and musings from a girl geek Wed, 20 Aug 2008 08:46:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: JEDI » Blog Archive » links for 2007-01-02 http://notes.natbat.net/2006/11/19/slideshowreleased/#comment-927 JEDI » Blog Archive » links for 2007-01-02 Tue, 02 Jan 2007 10:19:06 +0000 http://notes.natbat.net/2006/11/19/slideshowreleased/#comment-927 [...] Natalie Downe » Blog Archive » The continued adventures of the Permalink slideshow (tags: slideshow) [...] [...] Natalie Downe » Blog Archive » The continued adventures of the Permalink slideshow (tags: slideshow) [...]

]]> By: Natalie Downe » Blog Archive » Reliably attaching CSS http://notes.natbat.net/2006/11/19/slideshowreleased/#comment-447 Natalie Downe » Blog Archive » Reliably attaching CSS Thu, 07 Dec 2006 00:50:37 +0000 http://notes.natbat.net/2006/11/19/slideshowreleased/#comment-447 [...] In response to PPK’s 24 ways article I thought I should describe the method I currently choose employ to hide elements onload. I have gone through this briefly in my article ‘releasing the permalink slideshow‘. As PPK mentioned, it is important to hide elements not needed for browsers that don’t support JavaScript. The most important part of this hide technique is that there is no flicker in the period that the page is being loaded. [...] [...] In response to PPK’s 24 ways article I thought I should describe the method I currently choose employ to hide elements onload. I have gone through this briefly in my article ‘releasing the permalink slideshow‘. As PPK mentioned, it is important to hide elements not needed for browsers that don’t support JavaScript. The most important part of this hide technique is that there is no flicker in the period that the page is being loaded. [...]

]]> By: luxuryluke http://notes.natbat.net/2006/11/19/slideshowreleased/#comment-297 luxuryluke Mon, 20 Nov 2006 01:27:12 +0000 http://notes.natbat.net/2006/11/19/slideshowreleased/#comment-297 That's pretty slick. nice writeup, too. I like how you're clicking #'s too, and not next pages. Is there a way to use jeremy's DOM to bypass a #link ? That’s pretty slick. nice writeup, too.
I like how you’re clicking #’s too, and not next pages.
Is there a way to use jeremy’s DOM to bypass a #link ?

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