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Registration has opened for this year’s first CMS Expo to be held in Chicago, IL.  Having attended last years Expo and seeing first hand what a phenomenal job the organizers did with their original CMS Expo, I am sure that this years Expo will be even better.
The Expo has been expanded this year to include [...]

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This should be a very interesting contest…
There’s no shortage of people willing to rhapsodize about why their favorite open source content management system is better than everyone else’s. So it’s sure to be interesting to watch three skilled, dedicated teams trying to prove the superiority of Drupal, Joomla, and WordPress, respectively, in a three-way showdown [...]

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“Sage Business IQ – Train Your Business Brain, to support UK’s toughest quiz on television, The Krypton Factor.”

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“GE unveils the 21st century method of electrical transmission.”

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“Welcome to the online ‘playfolio’ of the newly formed Los Angeles based Hooky Interactive. “We love play time… come and join us!”"

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Fans of the swiss army knife of web development Firebug will be happy to hear that this wonderful Firefox add-on has added another blade to its arsenal. With the help of the Firescope add-on, it can now provide CSS and HTML reference in a snap. Just right-click on any tag and click on the context menu to perform a lookup. The tool appears to have been developed by the web gurus over at SitePoint, so tool has links to further information on the SitePoint Reference web site.

The tool is also searchable. You can:

… search for HTML elements, HTML attributes, or CSS properties (or any combination). The search happens live as you type, so usually you’ll only have to type one or two letters to get the results you want.

Check out the screenshots:

• Firescope Homepage
• Install Firescope

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I’m sure many of you are familiar with Eric Meyer’s Complexspiral demo, which was created to demonstrate the power of CSS and the background-attachment attribute. There are many other sites that use this concept to achieve a similar effect, providing added visual interest to the viewer. This can be seen in sites such as We Bleed Design, Westciv, Econsultancy, and even CSS Zen Garden. It has been used for years by Timpelen.

Ask the CSS Guy has come up with a short, easy to understand tutorial to help you achieve this effect. He also provides three nice examples using this same technique:

• Example 1
• Example 2
• Example 3

In the above examples no JavaScript was used at all, only CSS, that’s MAGIC!

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David Walsh just recently published an excellent MooTools based font size scroller. Using only 4 lines of HTML it is very easy to implement thanks to MooTools, so if you are looking for a quick and painless way to add this type of functionality into your project, head over to the project page and check it out!

See working demo.

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Looking for a good, CSS friendly Stacked Bar Graph implementation? Look no further as Stephen of The Wojo Group has published their implementation, which is being used in Backbone, a CMS that runs on Ruby on Rails. It is based off Alen Grakalic’s Pure CSS Data Chart, and the awesome thing is that it is semantically correct, so it will definitely look good in screen readers.

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