It divides two numbers and returns the remainder.
headspace boag
You’re probably looking for http://www.headscape.co.uk/.
Frequently googled questions
An introduction to a new series of posts which I will be running relatively frequently answering some of the more obscure google search terms which cause people to land on slightlymore. The posts won’t appear in the normal blog section, they’ll just appear in the fgq section.
Flash z-index
Try searching for ‘flash wmode’ instead.
Progressive Enhancement: What It Is, And How To Use It?
Progressive enhancement. Another of those web buzz words. One that I’m guilty of using. But what does it actually mean? More importantly, how do you do it? What is it for? Why should you use it? Is it difficult? All very good questions, all answered in this new post on Smashing Magazine.
[jQuery] SlideDown Animation Jump Revisited
Have you ever used jQuery animations to make your site beautiful, only to notice that the sexy animation ends with a massive jump? This post on jquery for designers explains the problem, what causes it and how to fix it. Simply reading this article might help to keep just a few more strands hair on your head.
The art of CSS positioning
As any new web developer (or a developer dabbling with CSS for the first time) will know, positioning elements with CSS can really make your head hurt. Should it be relative, absolute, fixed? And where are the coordinated relative to? This post by Rob MacKay explains each positioning method in detail, and definitely worth reading. Even if you’re a CSS guru, I reckon that you’ll pick up or remember something that you’d forgotten about or didn’t know.
Feedburner Subscriber Count Problems
A few months ago when the switch was made from the Feedburner to Google servers and algorithms, many sites noticed that their subscriber count was lower, or worse, zero. It’s happened again. Even me, on this small time developer blog, have noticed a drop in numbers of around 30%. Jeff Star of Perishable press has posted a great write up on the recent subscriber drops, well worth a read.
CSS Naked Day
What a bloomin’ marvellous idea. On CSS naked day (9th April this year), you might notice a lot of websites loose thier styling. It’s the brain child of Dustin Diaz, and it’s aim is to help us all to write more semantic (X)HTML. By considering the design with no CSS, it forces us to write better and better structured markup. Will you be joining in this year?
RefreshYourCache.com
Isn’t it annoying when you make an update to a site, but your client is absolutely convinced that you haven’t done anything because their browser simply refuses to reload that image/javascript/css file? Then of course there’s the trying to get them to tell you which browser they’re using so that you can advise them on how to clear the cache. RefreshYourCache.com will save you a lot of frustration and ripping your hair out. It even detects the browser and shows an easy to follow step-by-step guide. Now THAT’S what I’m talking about.
