Tony Stephens / Simian Design

These are my delicious links for November 14th:

• Displaying code on your blog - Nice embeddable code using SyntxHighlighter

These are my delicious links for November 13th:

• 12 Principles For Keeping Your Code Clean - The advantages of clean, semantic HTML are many, yet so many websites suffer from poorly written markup.

  Let’s take a look at some poorly written HTML, discuss its problems, and then whip it into shape!

• Image Resizing - Interestingly (and not surprisingly), browsers differ in rendering images at non-native sizes, with some providing noticeably better results than others. Internet Explorer 6 in particular looked to be the least smooth when scaling images down, but some interesting workarounds are available.

These are my delicious links for November 12th:

• 18 Rules the Best Web Developers Follow - A nice collection of base rules Web Developers follow, or at least should follow. The only one I might disagree with is the one about IE 6. Determine your own baseline from your logs, you can see what the overwhelming browser is. Sometimes it might be IE6, other times not.
• neuron-galaxy.jpg (image) - AMAZING photo comparing a mouses brain cell to the universe. Freakily similar.
• Are You Making These 10 CSS Mistakes? - NETTUTS - A nice listing of Ten Common CSS Mistakes.

These are my delicious links for November 6th:

• Golden Ratio in modern CSS - A short article, but useful information. "…Let’s say for example that our page width is 960 pixels and we want to divide this using the golden ratio. Our main-content will be 960 / 1.62 = 593 pixels and our sidebar 960 - 593 = 367 pixels. …"

These are my delicious links for November 5th:

• The Best Cheat Sheets for Web Developers - Good collection of links to a wide variety of cheat sheets. jQuery, prototype, extJS, HTML, CSS, PHP, etc.

These are my delicious links for October 14th:

• Galleriffic - A jQuery plugin for rendering fast-performing photo galleries - Nice image gallery script, fast.
• CSS simple fluid drop shadows - Stu Nichols provides an easy CSS example of creating fluid solid drop-shadows.
• jQuery & CSS Example - An extremely basic, yet extremely powerful, technique for adding dropdown menus using jQuery and CSS.

These are my delicious links for October 6th:

• Galleriffic | A jQuery plugin for rendering fast-performing photo galleries -
• 12 Examples of Paragraph Typography - Only standard <p> tags have been used. Some of these styles are experiments using pseudo elements and adjacent sibling selectors; browser support is not consistent. Paragraph font size is set at 1em (equivalent to 16px if browser font size is unchanged) and line height set at 1.25em. Georgia was used exclusively. No browser specific CSS has been used—any inconsistency in the rendering of line-height, baseline and element positioning has been left for cross browser comparison before implementing.
• Turner didn't paint AT-ATs but if he did… - Gorgeous.

These are my links for September 24th from 12:51 to 12:51:

• Five CSS design browser differences I can live with -