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- Cognition Track 11
- Carrier vs Triage Live
My mobile number is 0415 119 126 Better to TXT or SMS me. Better yet email me using markincuba@hotmail.com since I have no phone life.
Try dragging and dropping things that are on this page (within their columns or rows and between columns or rows). Drag & drop technology courtesy of the Yahoo User Interface
This drag & drop idea is part of a Content and Document Management System I am developing. A new HTML5 version is now on the back burner.
On social and gaming sites I have the username KiteEye. I enjoy player vs player games like Guild Wars.
VCard: About the author
Mark Ireland is a web application developer, artist, owner/builder and statistician/researcher from Australia. He was managing a small team at jcu.edu.au Before that he was working on pentax.com.au and a geographical info system (GIS) at nams.gov.au using Coldfusion, JSON, webservices, dynamic PDF generation, the Postgres GIS database and Javascript. Mark keeps a personal weblog covering web developments and his other interests like improvised electronic music and videomaking.
This element includes links and an image that floats to the right. With even more links and text that goes on and on and wraps around. Does its width have to be set or could it be changed by the javascript after the element has been dropped into a thinner column? Should the image always be at the start or the end of the text? Or before or after it? I suppose javascript could add a break with a clear: both; style but is that even required? I am rambling to see if the text wraps around neatly. I bet a designer would not be satisfied with this. Did I mention that his element includes links and an image that floats to the right? With even more links and text that goes on and on and wraps around. This element includes links and an image that floats to the left.
