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Just passed @ stationjim on the train going through Slough. He was looking very shifty. |
@ NeilCrosby I like them eaten. :) |
@ markboulton oh yeah, your @ 24ways article is up! (Sorry, forgot to drop you an email!) |
is cooking bacon and eggs. For I am English. |
has put Day 5 live. It's the Internets' Mark Boulton. http://tinyurl.com/63ko4u |
@ vpieters thanks for your thoughtful blog post. |
@ tmy http://phpadvent.org/ for PHP. |
@ nathanpitman I never double click on files or apps, so I don't miss it. |
@ nathanpitman do it! I'm in month 11 without Word or Excel installed. |
@ ryancarson sorry to hear that. Tough times. |
Quick and dirty demo of using RGBA colours with fallback for older browsers (hat tip: @ dorward) http://allinthehead.com/cod... |
@ spiky_simon erk. :/ |
@ danoliver I've got a copy of Jamie magazine sat here too. Similarly impressed. Really nice product. Less keen on the name. |
@ dorward Nice! |
@ dorward so using 'background' with color and image and not 'background-color'? Is the whole declaration ignored if part is not understood? |
@ dorward how do you target browsers without RGBA support to deliver the PNG fallback? |
@ cjno what problems are you having with the design? Are you using a modern browser? |
@ riddle no, we were just short on time. All fixed a couple of days ago. |
@ riddle specify the value twice. first rgb() and then rgba(). If rbga() isn't understood, the rgb() is used. |
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