Flex Your Images

Jeffrey Jordan Way The date this entry was posted.

08/05/2008

CSS

At least for the time being, most of my articles will be posted over at NETTUTS. I'll try to keep this site as updated as possible though. Although, it might become a bit more personal - in reference to the subject matter.

My Life...Learn PHP From Scratch: A Training Regimen

Jeffrey Jordan Way The date this entry was posted.

07/29/2008

Personal

This last week has been crazy for me. Do you ever have those periods of your life where so much seems to change so fast? I've been trying to embrace this idea of simplicity lately. I went through my home and threw ten garbage bags worth of stuff away. I would just ask myself, "Do you see yourself using this in the next year?" If not, I gave it to Goodwill. ...More after the jump.

PHP & 5 CSS Solutions For The Web Developer's Soul

Jeffrey Jordan Way The date this entry was posted.

07/22/2008

CSS

If you remember, I mentioned about a week ago that I'll be starting a "Learn PHP With Me" series. More and more clients are requesting Wordpress integration - and without PHP knowledge, things can get difficult. I'll be running the first article in this series soon. I just want to learn a bit more. More after the jump...

15 Resources To Get You Started With jQuery From Scratch

Jeffrey Jordan Way The date this entry was posted.

07/18/2008

Personal

I haven't been able to update this site as much as usual. I've been mucho busy. Last week, I accepted a job writing for NETTUTS.com. Be sure to check it out each Wednesday. The articles shouldn't stray too far from what I write here.

jQuery Tip Of The Week: "How To Load Data From A Text File"

Jeffrey Jordan Way The date this entry was posted.

07/15/2008

jQuery

I received an email yesterday asking, "How can I load data directly from a .txt file?" Luckily, it's fairly easy. Let's see how we can do it in about four lines of code.

Conquering The Double-Margin Bug

Jeffrey Jordan Way The date this entry was posted.

07/10/2008

CSS

How To Compensate For the IE6 Double Margin Bug. In this video tutorial, I'll teach you a few different ways to deal with the problems that Internet Explorer 6 has. When floating an element that has left or right margins applied, IE6 will incorrectly double these margins. In effect, a left margin of 100px turns into 200px. We'll focus on three different ways to compensate for this nasty bug.

Fully Understanding The Concept Of Specificity

Jeffrey Jordan Way The date this entry was posted.

07/09/2008

CSS

Why does it seem like my styling isn't being applied? There could be many reasons for this. What I've found to be most common is that new developers don't fully understand the idea of specificity. For example, let's say that I have a page with a single anchor tag. If I wanted to change the color of the anchor tag to red, all that I would have to do is the following...

Using Actions In Photoshop

Jeffrey Jordan Way The date this entry was posted.

07/08/2008

Graphic Design

In this video tutorial, I'll show you how to use actions in Photoshop. If you're already familiar with how to do this... the video probably isn't worth your time. However, if you have never utilized them before, I strongly recommend that you watch! You'd be amazed at how much time it'll save you. Video after the jump.