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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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Resizing the left-hand labels column in Gmail – stopping multiple grab bars in Chrome - Code Couch
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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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Posts in the Accessibility category - Code Couch
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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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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.
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Welcome to Code Couch. Posts in the PHP category. Using AJAX to update the time on a web page from the server. At 12:25pm on October 12, 2008 under the following categories: PHP. In an attempt to better explain how you can use AJAX to fetch some data from the server and display it on the web page, I have provided a self contained PHP file. Robert Nyman's talk. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Welcome to Code Couch. Posts in the CSS category. Adding document.querySelectorAll support to IE7. At 9:42am on May 28, 2012 under the following categories: Browsers. Detecting orientation changes in mobile Safari on iOS, and other supported browsers. At 10:58pm on November 20, 2011 under the following categories: Browsers. How do you vertically centre content using CSS? At 1:12pm on October 28, 2008 under the following categories: CSS. How to create rollovers without using Javascript. Whether you specif...
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Welcome to Code Couch. Posts in the HTML/XHTML category. Form serialisation in less than 700 bytes. At 11:26am on June 3, 2012 under the following categories: Browsers. Remote debugging Mobile Safari web apps that have been added to the home screen. At 11:55pm on November 27, 2011 under the following categories: HTML/XHTML. How to target specific IE browsers using just HTML? At 11:08am on April 18, 2007 under the following categories: Browsers. How do I choose a Doctype? Robert Nyman's talk.
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Posts in the iOS category - Code Couch
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Welcome to Code Couch. Posts in the iOS category. Remote debugging Mobile Safari web apps that have been added to the home screen. At 11:55pm on November 27, 2011 under the following categories: HTML/XHTML. Detecting orientation changes in mobile Safari on iOS, and other supported browsers. At 10:58pm on November 20, 2011 under the following categories: Browsers. Robert Nyman's talk. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Resizing the left-hand labels column in Gmail – an update to save the column width - Code Couch
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Welcome to Code Couch. Resizing the left-hand labels column in Gmail an update to save the column width. At 1:56pm on April 7, 2013. Since writing the first version of my Gmail label column resizer back in November 2011, one feature I’ve been meaning to add is the ability to remember the width of the column, so that it is automatically set when loading Gmail. This was also the feature most requested by people who use the script. Here’s the code, I hope you enjoy! History 1.0 Initial version. Load the API...
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Form serialisation in less than 700 bytes - Code Couch
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Welcome to Code Couch. Form serialisation in less than 700 bytes. At 11:26am on June 3, 2012. I recently had need to serialise a form so that I could easily store its data in either a cookie or using web storage, without the need to use any server-side code or databases. I did some digging around and found many stand-alone candidates, the smallest of which was form-serialize. While the code worked well for bog-standard form elements, there were some issues that put me off using it:. I actually wrote 2 ve...