Yesterday, Adobe released the first public beta version of Edge. This is essentially Adobe’s answer to all of the controversy around Flash and device support. With Edge, you can easily create Flash like animations with a simple tool. I took Edge for a test drive and create some sample animations, which I am fully releasing to the community so you can learn as well.
Create an Advanced CSS3 Menu – Version 2
A while ago, I wrote a tutorial on how to create an advanced CSS3 menu. This tutorial is still being linked and used by many people, so I thought I would revisit it and release an even better version. This update brings a lot of improvements including code, customization, user experience and is even more scalable than before.
1/31/11 - Design
New articles coming soon
It’s been a very long time since I’ve posted something to the blog, but I am still getting a lot of traffic, comments and emails about my articles. I just wanted to let everyone know that I am still here, I have just been very busy. I am working on some new articles, specifically tutorials and freebies for everyone.
Along with the new articles, I am going to be making various enhancements to the blog, and possibly roll out a new design. Please stay tuned, and thanks again for the support.
Create a CSS3 Search Form
A site’s search form is a vital tool for visitors to quickly find exactly what they want. Since it is such a useful tool, it should not only stand out on your site in location, but also by appearance. Thanks to CSS3, creating a slick search form is easier than ever.
WordPress Theme Minifier Plugin
The latest and great WordPress plugin has been released thanks to Squidesma, and it is incredibly useful and very easy to use. All you have to do is install it, and hit one button. Afterward, your selected theme has been optimized and minified.
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Update your mobile site for Opera Mini
The unthinkable has happened: Opera Mini, a mobile version of the Opera browser, has been approved for the iPhone. It is a great browser, and has many features that the stock Safari browser doesn’t have. Unfortunately, your special iPhone version of your site may be broken when viewing it in Opera. This can easily be fixed by adding in some more CSS.
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New features of WordPress 3.0
Very early Saturday morning, WordPress 3.0 Beta 1 was released for users to play with and test. They stressed that it is an early beta, but they didn’t want to wait anymore to release it. There are many new exciting features and enhancements. I installed the new version of WordPress to peak at what is new, and so far I am loving it. I will go over some of the new features, and give you a look at them.
Create an iPhone-like content slider with jQuery
As I’m sure you are well aware, jQuery is a great and efficient way to enhance your website. Using jQuery, you can display your content in a different way, promote user interaction, and stand out from the rest. Today we will learn how to create an iPhone inspired content slider with jQuery and Nathan Searles’ loopedSlider.
3/16/10 - Design
Bit of a break
It has been awhile since I posted something on my blog, and for that I apologize. I promise I’m still around and active in the community. I have been busy with my new job and relocating that I haven’t had time to post anything. Don’t you worry though! A new post is right around the corner (THIS WEEK!) and it will be better than ever.
In the meantime, there’s no reason we can’t chat it up a bit on twitter! @cameronbaney
1/26/10 - Neat Tweets
Neat Tweets #4
Neat Tweets is a weekly feature that showcases the best tweets of the week. These tweets can be an assortment of inspiration, tutorials, resources or freebies. I take the liberty to filter through all of the tweets of the week for the best of the best just so you don’t have to.
This week featuring:
jQuery plugins and libraries, freelance tips, and CSS .