A cube created with CSS3 Transforms and cssSandpaper. Go back to the User Agent Man CSS3 article.
This design is based on one by Paul Hayes and uses the Graublau Web and Droid Sans fonts.
Yes, this is a scrollbar, and yes, it works. If you are using an older version of Chrome or Safari, you may not see the scrollbars, but they do work. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear in Opera :-(
This is the blog of Zoltan "Du Lac" Hawryluk. It contains mostly random (and not-so-random) thoughts on client side web technology. Feel free to use any of the ideas presented for your own purposes, and if you have anything to add, please share. Please forgive him if he rambles on a bit. Or if he refers to himself in the third person.
The last month and a bit has been spent working on working on a method to help developers use advanced CSS3 effects without using multiple CSS properties. Read More....
HTML5 Drag and Drop has been talked about a lot lately, but it’s hard to find really useful information about implementing it across multiple browsers. Mozilla, Apple and Microsoft all have pages describing how to use it, but their examples seem to work only in their particular browser
