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Welcome to Code Couch. Posts in the Tools category. Resizing the left-hand labels column in Gmail an update to save the column width. At 1:56pm on April 7, 2013 under the following categories: JavaScript. Resizing the left-hand labels column in Gmail now OK with the March 2013 Gmail updates. At 5:59pm on March 31, 2013 under the following categories: JavaScript. Resizing the left-hand labels column in Gmail stopping multiple grab bars in Chrome. Gmail ‘backdoor’. How to enable resizing of the left-hand l...
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Welcome to Code Couch. Resizing the left-hand labels column in Gmail stopping multiple grab bars in Chrome. At 4:09pm on September 5, 2012. This is a quick update to give Chrome users a better wrapper that detects whether the code has already been run. This avoids the issue of having multiple grab bars appearing. I’ve posted the new wrapper code below. If you’re not familiar with how to use the code, following these steps should get you up and running:. Copy the code below into a text editor. Test that t...
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Welcome to Code Couch. Posts in the Accessibility category. How to stop Internet Explorer from caching AJAX requests. At 1:53pm on January 31, 2009 under the following categories: Accessibility. There are several ways to solve the problem of browsers caching AJAX requests. You can use a 'cache buster' parameter, or you can set the response headers server-side. This article discusses these two options. Use CSS pseudo classes to enhance accessibility. Robert Nyman's talk. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Ramblings on code, the web, and technology. Books: Mortal Engines by Philip Reeve. Wednesday August 01st 2007, 12:00 pm. I’ve always had difficulty deciding what to call a series of 4 books, and would normally attempt to refer to them as a quadrilogy – but in this case I was saved by the book cover referring to them as a quartet. This quartet was a great read. Whilst each book nicely leads into the next, each can be read independently (although it would be a little difficult to follow the later books...
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Ramblings on code, the web, and technology. Selenium running with Firefox 3. Thursday October 16th 2008, 11:54 am. If you have been using Selenium as part of your continuous build process, then the release of Firefox 3 has probably caused you some problems – specifically the inability to have Firefox 3 launch with the custom profile to allow Selenium to run. It looks like the solution is actually very simple. And is described in detail over at Space Vatican. Thursday September 06th 2007, 12:57 pm. You ca...
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Ramblings on code, the web, and technology. Thursday September 06th 2007, 12:57 pm. When I was growing up, I was part of a Scout Troop. In fact, in 1982 I was in the annual Gang Show celebrating 75 years of the Scouting Movement. This year they celebrated 100 years… which makes me feel old. There are some parallels between the Souting Movement and Agile. We work as a team to do things together – and we have fun doing it. So what about merit badges for Agile? How about a special Agile scarf.
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Ramblings on code, the web, and technology. Thursday September 06th 2007, 12:57 pm. When I was growing up, I was part of a Scout Troop. In fact, in 1982 I was in the annual Gang Show celebrating 75 years of the Scouting Movement. This year they celebrated 100 years… which makes me feel old. There are some parallels between the Souting Movement and Agile. We work as a team to do things together – and we have fun doing it. So what about merit badges for Agile? How about a special Agile scarf.
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Ramblings on code, the web, and technology. How much is too much caffiene? Wednesday August 15th 2007, 5:13 pm. A news report recently surfaced on the BBC news website. About a 17 year old girl who reportedly overdosed on caffiene. After downing 7 double espressos in her family-run sandwich shop, she started to suffer side effects including laughing and crying before being sent to hospital for observation (she was later discharged home after a few hours). I’m off for a coffee. As with most things, there ...
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Ramblings on code, the web, and technology. Make your PNGs 32-bit. Wednesday June 13th 2007, 11:58 am. You should always ensure any alpha transparent. S are 32-bit to ensure that they always display the same colour across all browsers. Recently, Firefox and IE displayed a particular 24-bit alpha transparent PNG differently. Changing the PNG to 32-bit fixed this and both browsers rendered the PNG the same. How do I use alpha transparent PNGs across all browsers? Saturday May 05th 2007, 10:40 am. The secon...
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Welcome to Code Couch. Posts tagged with “ Agile ”. When is a task considered to be Done? At 9:57am on July 31, 2007 under the following categories: Agile. When is some code considered to be Done? Is it Done when you have finished writing the code? When you have finished testing the code? What has to happen to a story/task before it is allowed to be called Done? Robert Nyman's talk. Proudly powered by WordPress.