Linear-Gradient & Toggle~

Next, fancy CSS3 attribute, called: 'linear-gradient', which gives your background-image, nice gradient effect:

                               

If you want to see the code, just look below (you can find here also very simple and primitive jQuery code, which will made the circle disappear, when you will click on it):

Stupid bug, that I couldn't find!~

I know it's stupid  mistake, but I just couldn't find it. I don't know, if it was the result of my fatigue or nystagymus due to 15-hour looking at the code and studying at codeacademy.com, but the truth is that it's really small and stupid bug, when adding object 'person'. Can you see him?

If not, I give hint to you. If I want my object to work, I need to do one more thing next to the values I gave him:

        var person = {
                     person.firstName: firstName,
                     person.lastName: lastName,
                     person.email: email,
                     person.telephone: telephone};

                    contacts[contacts.length] = person;

'Rock, Paper, Scissors' - in JS!~

I would like to introduce you very primitive and knowing game, called 'Rock, Paper, Scissors', but also the game, that I wrote because of great course on a site, called:

CODEACADEMY.COM

 

Where, you can try yourself in a few, different, programming languages. This game is wrote in JS, and If you would like to play with the computer, push 'Result' button which is situated above the code.

First steps with jQuery!~

Today, for the first time, I cut all the graphic on one site. It was awesome! It is really the truth, that any study did not teach you, as much as you can learn from your job. Site, I had been doing, had to have a specific cufon, written in jQuery, which was nothing else, but quite simple gallery with changing images. As I have never touch jQuery before, I took one, similar and already prepared cufon, from another template and somehow (I'm still not sure, how exactly) I managed to figure out, how to attach 'plugins.js' to HTML, and adjust CSS accordingly. The end result came out excellent (at least for me), because I finally learned, what cufons (a very popular item on the websites, that my friends do) are.
I also would like to recommend a very useful site, called:

 CUFON.SHOQOLATE.COM/GENERATE/

Which will generate the code for fonts, that you would like to use in your projects. The only thing that you need, is to download some original fonts and then select them from your files, mark option, called: 'The EULAs of these fonts allow Web Embedding (without Adobe Flash)', next, mark on the site, what would you like to include, beyond basic signs, and then generate it and paste it into your plugins.js code.

Jsfiddle.net - Test your code there~

My boyfriend show me a great site, called:

JSFIDDLE.NET

Where you can test your code, when you're writing some applications in JavaScript or write comething in CSS and HTML.  At the description of the site you can find an identification as: 'mootshell', and it's in 100% right identification, because at the site you can test in a very simple, and what is more important easy way to check your snippets before implementing them. It is also, a good way to put some results of your work, which you normally can not put into your private site, for example on blogger (where only the most simple CSS properties are working), because of a frame ('iframe') with result, which is available on jsfiddle.net and which you can put then, in your HTML code of your private site.