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Exploring the Web Developer Toolbar

Last time we talked about Firebug, the Javascript Debugger. This time I’ll write about the Web Developer Toolbar for Firefox, by Chris Pederick. This invaluable tool really changed the way I work, so I’m really excited to explain all the functions it has.

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Optimize pages for search engines with dynamic CSS/javascript HTML building (how to make your own lightbox working example!)

CSS, DHTML and Javascript work really good together. In fact, I tend to use the combination to replace Flash whenever it’s appropriate (usually, most of the time!). Javascript ‘building’ is a technique where you dynamically add original nodes to your DOM, usually based on existing content. Speaking in (sort of) plain english, this means you [...]

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Javascript Programming using Firebug

Part of creative process during web programming and design involves streamlining and optimizing the workflow. That means trying to make things done faster, in less time. One tool I find really valuable is Firebug. Download and install this javascript console and debugger for Firefox, and a new icon appears in the lower side corner of [...]

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