Posts tagged with “html”

Easy alternating styles with Nth Child

When displaying large groups of data, especially wide sets in which the user’s eye has to travel from one side of the screen to the other, it’s always a good idea to having a slight variation between alternating rows, for ease of reading. Like so: odd even odd even odd even odd <rant>Astute observers will […]

Making links out of nothing at all

When assigning a click action in jQuery it’s important to communicate that potential to your user. The CSS property cursor makes this a snap. Here’s our boring old html element: <div class=”hey”> I’m not boring! </div> We add a little CSS: <style> .hey { cursor: pointer } </style> And suddenly it looks suspiciously like a […]