http://atomicnoggin.ca/blog/2010/02/17/pure-css3-canadian-flag/feed/Pure+CSS3+Canadian+Flag+%28and+a+few+others%29 2010-08-22T19:43:52-05:00 Chyrp tag:atomicnoggin.ca,2010-02-21:/blog/id/20//comment_322 2010-02-21T22:54:16-05:00 2010-02-21T22:54:16-05:00 Zachary Johnson http://www.zachstronaut.com Well that's kind of fun. Browser support for canvas and SVG is getting so good that this isn't so practical -- but it is fun! I do want to officially register one complaint though: the list of browsers and their percentages... that is tabular data. You should have used a table tag not a bunch of div and span tags. tag:atomicnoggin.ca,2010-02-22:/blog/id/20//comment_323 2010-02-22T09:41:42-05:00 2010-02-22T09:41:42-05:00 Taufik http://taufikn.pressigniter.com for a low internet speed user, it will be more useful rather than using images.. thx for the article :D tag:atomicnoggin.ca,2010-02-22:/blog/id/20//comment_324 2010-02-22T13:40:00-05:00 2010-02-22T13:40:00-05:00 Codesquid http://www.codesquid.co.uk Brilliant! A more practical use of CSS3 than my CSS3 flags, I will admit! tag:atomicnoggin.ca,2010-02-22:/blog/id/20//comment_325 2010-02-22T13:48:46-05:00 2010-02-22T13:48:46-05:00 Thomas Sorry, but it looks like something straight out of the 90s. From a visual and information design perspective, I would avoid those pie charts at all costs. tag:atomicnoggin.ca,2010-02-22:/blog/id/20//comment_326 2010-02-22T14:04:52-05:00 2010-02-22T14:04:52-05:00 Patrick Denny http://atomicnoggin.ca I'm sorry Thomas, but I have a team of thugs currently descending on your location, Web IDE in hand, to *FORCE* you to use these pie charts. resistance is futile. tag:atomicnoggin.ca,2010-02-22:/blog/id/21//comment_327 2010-02-22T14:12:30-05:00 2010-02-22T14:12:30-05:00 stephen grant Hey Pat, Like a lot of people, I had one of these clocks. THe only thing missing is the aggrivating click sound as the next paddle drops down. Great for keeping you awake at, say, 2:37:46 am. There's a minor error in the representation. Instead of showing the seconds as :12, it shows them as :012 with most of the 2 occluded. You need to suppress the leading 0 for 10 and higher. tag:atomicnoggin.ca,2010-02-22:/blog/id/21//comment_328 2010-02-22T14:29:49-05:00 2010-02-22T14:29:49-05:00 Patrick Denny http://atomicnoggin.ca Oops. Forgot about IE not liking negative start values in substring. I wasn't really testing it in IE, I just did a quick sanity check. It's fixed now. tag:atomicnoggin.ca,2010-08-22:/blog/id/20//comment_703 2010-08-22T19:43:52-05:00 2010-08-22T19:43:52-05:00 HTML Form http://www.contactemailform.com Took me time to read all the comments, but I really enjoyed the article. It proved to be Very helpful to me and I am sure to all the commenters here! It's always nice when you can not only be informed, but also entertained! - Andre