Building forms can be repetitive work. Often, particular form elements appear consistently across a wide range of forms. These elements lend themselves to creation as components that can be re-used in different forms applications.
One such recurring requirement of forms is the numeric field. Many forms include at least one field that can accept numeric values that occur within a certain range and are rounded to whole numbers (i.e. no decimals are allowed).
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CSS/Html
counter, counter widget, css, form, form validation, html, JavaScript, server side validation
Rounded corners are one of the most frequently requested CSS techniques. As with many things in CSS, there are various ways in which this problem can be approached. In this article, I’ll look at the pros and cons of some common techniques and introduce a new technique that utilises both CSS and JavaScript.
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CSS/Html
css, CSS and JavaScript, css technique, JavaScript, rounded corners
Ever tried to save a web page and send it to someone? What about printing a web page? Both pretty much suck.
A lot of people are talking about printing with HTML and CSS these days but what they don’t tell you is the following:
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ruby on rails
css, html, pdf, prince, ruby on rails
