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Writing your first Greasemonkey script – adding menus to Facebook’s top menu

September 29, 2017 By thehtmlblog Leave a Comment

This post will show you how to write a basic Greasemonkey script that will add two more menu items to Facebook’s friends top menu as shown below. These 2 menu items are : “Recently Updated” – show all your friends with recent updates “Status Updates” – show the latest status updates of your friends About Greasemonkey Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension […]

Filed Under: Javascript Tagged With: dom, facebook, firefox, greasemonkey, Javascript

WP To Top – a WordPress plugin that takes you to the top

September 29, 2017 By thehtmlblog Leave a Comment

About WP To Top WP To Top is a WordPress plugin that adds a “Back to top” link in your blog without modifying your template files. This is useful especially if you have long posts or long pages. You will have a nice “Back to top” or whatever-text-you-want link floating at the bottom right/left of your page. Features […]

Filed Under: Javascript, php Tagged With: Javascript, plugin, scroll, wordpress, wp to top, yui

twitree.com – see on which leaves the birds are…

September 29, 2017 By thehtmlblog Leave a Comment

I am happy to announce the launch of twitree.com. It’s a twitter application which allows a twitterer to view his followers in a tree-like navigation, which can be expanded. twitree makes extensive use of the YUI library. The following components were used : grids css – for the layout yahoo dom event – for DOM and event handling connection manager – for AJAX requests […]

Filed Under: Javascript, php, Web Tagged With: Javascript, twitree, twitter, visualization, yui

Alternate colors to table rows with javascript (YUI)

September 29, 2017 By thehtmlblog Leave a Comment

This article will show you how to add alternate colors to table rows without any server side development or hard coding your scripts, thus providing good readability for your users and great flexibility for you. We will use the YUI library for that. The HTML We need to create our basic HTML file containing a table and […]

Filed Under: Javascript Tagged With: alternate rows, Javascript, table, yahoo, yui

Bubble menu javascript or playing with YUI’s event delegation

September 29, 2017 By thehtmlblog Leave a Comment

Event delegation refers to the use of a single event listener on a parent object to listen for events happening on its children (or deeper descendants). Event delegation allows developers to be sparse in their application of event listeners while still reacting to events as they happen on highly specific targets. This proves to be […]

Filed Under: Javascript Tagged With: event delegation, Javascript, menu, tutorial, yui

8 practical tips to make your web pages faster

September 29, 2017 By thehtmlblog Leave a Comment

Yahoo’s Exceptional Performance team has compiled a list of 34 best practices to have faster web pages. In this post I’ll show you 8 tips which helped me to get a B grade in YSlow! for web pages that I develop. Currently YSlow’s web page analysis is based on 13 identified basic rules that affect web page performance. In decreasing […]

Filed Under: Javascript, Web Tagged With: apache, best practices, fast, html, Javascript, mod_deflate, mod_expires, performance, PHP, speed up, Web, yahoo

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