Written by Ryan on September 18, 2008
One of the first posts I wrote on this blog was a tiny little script that detects whether your visitor is using a particular version (or less) of Internet Explorer and then redirects them to a page explaining that they should…
Written by Ryan on May 23, 2008
A while back I whipped up a little script to detect and redirect visitors if they were using an old version of IE. In the comments I went on to say that a more effective/professional way of handling IE users…
Written by Ryan on November 13, 2007
I recently ran into a bit of scrolling problem on a project I was working on. The designed called for a DIV with a set height to display text. If the text was longer than the height of the box,…
Written by Ryan on August 1, 2007
Causality in Web sites is a must these days. People want action, plain and simple. Not only does it add greater functionality for the user, it gives you a whole other dimension for design.
When I visit a site with static…
Written by Ryan on July 15, 2007
The origins of the standard blog front page vary. Some say that the post-after-post-after-post style comes from the ancient Greeks, others say it was the Chinese. One thing’s for certain, it’s old and it’s tired.
Having been a blogger in one shape…
Written by Ryan on June 30, 2007
NOTE: For anyone looking for the ability to detect and redirect based on IE version, you should check out this post. It uses conditional comments to detect IE versions and redirect accordingly.
I hate Internet Explorer.
There, I’ve said it. Perhaps it will…