Code Green by Doctorfox

[...] Here I was thinking I had got a good grasp of JQuery Mobile enough to go ahead and integrate it with CakePHP. I admit it was a fun thing to see a desktop [...]

[...] about how I went in search of the best tools for mobile development. I finally found my way to JQuery Mobile (JQM). And after all the talk and buzz around the tech space about developing mobile sites [...]

[...] I recently spent almost 30 minutes trying to figure out why my pagination using Twitter bootstrap and CakePHP would get broken into two line whenever the pagination list was a child of a div [...]

[...] windows. After playing around with colorbox, I suddenly realised that the CSS framework (Twitter Bootstrap) which I was using at that time, had options to display modal windows. So after a quick [...]

[...] Now using a few CSS3 rules we can cast shadows off block-level elements (like divs). Here’s a sample code that does that just for you. This was culled from a post on CSS Tricks. .shadow { -moz-box- [...]

[...] the width and position of the modal window. You can find the complete load down on GitHub with sample code included./issues/675   Related articles Bootstrap CDN – Twitter’s Bootstrap [...]

[...] development. In my earlier post I talked about how I went in search of the best tools for mobile development. I finally found my way to JQuery Mobile (JQM). And after all the talk and buzz around the [...]

[...] scale into a mobile version with only a few lines of code from my previous post. My mobile development had taken a bold leap forward in terms I couldn’t be less than happy for. So after [...]