Custom Scrollbars in Safari Part 2,or how we fix a problem by applying a little javascript.

Written in Frisco, TX on January 13, 2010 and tagged with , , and .

Miss Part 1? Go give it a read then.

So now that you have your custom scrollees, how about we fix those arrow keys, mmkay? First lets take a look at why the keys aren’t working. Read the rest »

Custom scrollbars in Safari part 1,or how I made with the hotness, but didn't leave behind the usability.

Written in Frisco, TX on January 13, 2010 and tagged with , , and .

Part 2 of this tutorial is now up, give it a gander why don’t ya?

I have, as others around the interwebs, added a bit of awesomeness to the Sillyness by leveraging the scrollbar specific CSS that is in the newer builds of WebKit. Read the rest »

Tuesday Howto: Fade older posts,

Written in Richardson, TX on May 12, 2009 and tagged with , , and .

So Sillyness newcomer Mark emailed me asking how to achieve the fading effect you see on the site. I thought that it was a good candidate for a tutorial, and even better, a great candidate for my new feature the Tuesday Howto.

So lets get this party started. Read the rest »

Secrets of WPMU,

Written in Richardson, TX on January 5, 2009 and tagged with , , and .

Right, time for a new series to make its debut on Sillyness, and look at that its WordPress!

I am not sure how long this series will be, but since I have worked with MU quite a bit over the last 2 years or so, I thought it was high time to share some of the crap I have learned with all of you out there in the intarwebs. Read the rest »

Habari Tips & Tricks,

Written in Plano, TX on December 15, 2008 and tagged with , and .

Not too long ago my wife asked me to set up a blog for her, so she could stay in contact with those we left behind in Kentucky. Since I had been wanting her to blog for a couple of years now, I immediately set to work figuring out a domain for it, and designing a theme.

She didn’t want a vanity domain, so I settled on WeDavis3 as a suitably short, descriptive URL for the site. I had been planning on blogging more about everyday life, so moving that to the new site made a certain amount of sense. Read the rest »