David Walsh Network of Websites
The David Walsh Blog
My blog features code of all languages and frameworks including PHP, CSS, Javascript (MooTools and jQuery), MySQL, and many more. My blog also features random musings, essays about the web and designer/developer topics, and tips learned from years of experience. The content is always original and comments are always welcome.
Script & Style
Script & Style is a joint venture by myself and CSS Tricks’ Chris Coyier. Script & Style is a website for the design and developer community, providing links to popular articles relevant to topics such as CSS , JavaScript (MooTools, jQuery, Dojo, etc.), HTML5, Photoshop, etc. Want to know what’s currently hot in the design and development community? Check out the Script & Style website, grab the feed, or follow Script & Style on Twitter.
Band Website Template
Band Website Template is a expertly designed, masterfully coded HTML/CSS/MooTools website template created for bands that want a website that rock as much as they do. Coded by myself and designed by Chris Coyier, Band Website Template is a rock-solid, dynamic website template featuring Easy Gig Management. WordPress theme also included! Band Website Template has been retired.
Wynq Web Labs
Wynq Web Labs is the name of my freelance development firm. Need to take your website to the next level? Add a dash of jQuery or MooTools and your website goes from boring to dynamic in no time! Don’t hesitate to contact Wynq Web Labs with questions.
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you have a super site. Thanks. It’s christmas a lot in advance.
I like your site, especially the top bar.
Buddy your site is very attractive especially the topmenu deigin and also its transparency after the scroll down
Beautiful site, excellent tutorials, amazing top bar :) Greetings from Slovakia!
Hi David, Love your site, reference it often. I am only posting this b/c I cannot find any other resolve (aside from the lame for loop)
I ran into an issue that DROVE ME NUTS of course, with IE. Apparently IE does not support the pseudo selectors…? E:checked?
Do you know of a fix for this? I am pulling my hair out!! I am simply trying to get the values of dynamically generated checkboxes.
I currently have:
selected = $(‘photo_listing_form’).getElements(‘input:checked’).get(‘value’);
This does not work in IE.
special thaks for you David.
David,
Thank you for the contributions to the internet knowledge base. You documentation about javaScript is much needed.
I started writing markup about 6 months ago and I’m just now getting the hang of it. I received my MBA in June of 08, just about the time our economy went south. I have lived and worked on the road for many years (since 1988) and when I finished the MBA, and not wanting to go back to living out of a suite case, I decided to get myself up to speed on web design/development. Thanks for you insight in javaScript (I still don’t understand it well, but with more content like yours I will be JS fluent in short order. Thanks again SD3rd
nice website, like the facebook theme and excellent top bar.
thank you for making the countdown plugin :)
it is wonderful