Month: January 2010
.Net Coding Standards Part2 : Coding Practices
This post is in continuation to my previous post ".Net Coding Standards Part1 : Naming conventions and style". If you wish to go through it again, you can access it here. Here i will be taking you through some Coding practices in DotNet coding. I would request you to go through them slowly and with ...
.Net Coding Standards Part1 : Naming conventions and style
As .Net developers we tend to forget this key ingredient in our lives. Quite frequently, we end up in a coding mess. It would be good to take into account of coding standards before you start writing your first letter. It took me a lot to understand them. In no way you could learn them ...
CSS and Browser Compatibility Chart
We have a lot of browsers poping up every year. Not to mention the versions they come in. At times it can prove difficult to check if the website you have designed would look good in all browser. Browser compatibility has always been a web designers nightmare. Taking into account of this, i thought it ...
Windows: Copy To & Move To on right-click
This was some cool stuff that was really useful to me. I used to do a lot of transfer between HDDs and folders deep inside. This registry entry gave me the 'Copy To' and 'Move To' options on right click of my mouse, on any file or folder. And Don't worry! Its totally reversible, if ...
Mutually Exclusive with Select All checkbox
The full code: (Copy the code below into a new folder with the jquery-1.3.2.min.js file in it and run the page). Getting a select all checkbox to work can prove to be simple in jQuery. But a select all isn't just on click of a checkbox on top of the column. It has to do ...
Center aligning div elements
Well, in most of the scenarios in a web designing art, you might come across one wherein you have to center align a div tag, without affecting the text in it. Your first thought might be text-align:center; But if you want to center align the div alone, leaving the text alignment to be unaffected, you ...