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CSS3
Getting CSS3 Transformations Matrix values for Android/Firefox
Quick snippet of code that will return the CSS3 Transformations Matrix values for Firefox browsers. We make use of the window.getComputedStyle() method for retrieving the style values for our element which has been moved using…
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Cooler modal popup example – how to open multiple popups, scrolling pop ups per page
Some time back I came up with a cooler modal pop up window using CSS3 and JavaScript specifically for mobile webkit browsers. The example that I presented had only a single button, a click on it…
CSS3 Transformations showing content outside overflow:hidden region in Firefox/Android
Some time back I was implementing a functionality for Firefox browsers on Android devices and I found a strange problem – For Firefox > 18 on Android devices if I move an element using CSS3…
Replicating the iPhone Swipe Gesture – Vertical swiping
For those who wanted a vertical swiping feature to the the swipe gesture gallery that I created earlier, this post has a new demo and minimal explanation about a vertical swipe gesture gallery. Now you can…
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Replicating the iPhone Swipe Gesture – auto scrolling feature
This is an update to the Replicating touch swipe gesture javascript implementation series that I have been writing for some time now and this time I have tried out the auto scrolling feature. Sometimes users…
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