When used properly, custom CSS cursors can add a little bit of polish to your web sites and applications. However, doing this in a cross browser way can be a little confusing unless you know all the gotchas, and this article will go into depth about them. We will also explore issues such as when to use custom cursors, performance, what makes good cursor design, cursor file formats, and cursor size.
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Cross Browser CSS cursor Images In Depth
December 21st, 2011 by zoltan · 9 Comments
Tags: CSS · CSS3 · cursor · Images
Clipping JPEG Images Into Non-Rectangular Polygons Using polyClip.js
October 29th, 2011 by zoltan · 8 Comments
Up until now, if a developer needed to clip an image in a non-rectangular shape, it was necessary to save the image as a PNG with an alpha channel. If the image is a photograph, the file-size balloons up to unacceptable levels. My new library, polyClip.js, allows developers to clip these images using photograph friendly JPEGs instead. This article guides you step by step on how to use it yourself.
Tags: canvas · HTML5 · Images · JavaScript · jQuery · Uncategorized · VML
Optimizing PNG Files, for both Web and Print.
September 16th, 2009 by admin · 2 Comments
Optimizing images is not only important for web applications, it is also important for reducing the size of print documents. This article will show how to optimize images in the PNG format.
Tags: Images

