CSS3 Gradient Generator

Using gradient color can be cool and be completed with css style. Making a gradient color in css can be completed as following: [sourcecode language=”css”] <script type="text/css"> .txt { background-image: linear-gradient(bottom, rgb(132,170,193) 15%, rgb(159,204,232) 58%, rgb(191,245,255) 79%); background-image: -o-linear-gradient(bottom, rgb(132,170,193) 15%, rgb(159,204,232) 58%, rgb(191,245,255) 79%); background-image: -moz-linear-gradient(bottom, rgb(132,170,193) 15%, rgb(159,204,232) 58%, rgb(191,245,255) 79%); background-image: -webkit-linear-gradient(bottom,

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Eclipse complains about jquery minified JS files

When using minified files in Eclipse it can caused errors when there shouldn’t be any. Eclipse complains when using jquery.min.js files. One solution is to ignore the specific file. Go to : Project->Properties->JavaScript->Include Path->Source-> Excluded Groups ignore specific files by adding a suitable exclusion pattern e.g. **/jquery*.js Solution found at bug report 349020 comment 15 via stackoverflow topic ignore

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Open zip file on MAC

Mac should be able to open a zip, however, depending on version, OS or some other strange reason. Mac OS X has a built-in application to do this, Archive Utility, but apparently this does not work with every zip files. The Archive Utility error: “Unable to expand “myfiles.zip” into “Downloads”. (Error 2 – No such file

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Text Ascii Art Generator

Stumble upon this Text Ascii Art Generator with over 300 different Ascii Art output. Easy to use. Write your text in the top, select the Font in the left side, if you want to see them all you can select __TEST ALL__ and click the button. _____ . _ ( \,___, ___ ___ ___ _/_

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SourceCode Compressor

When optimizing it can be a good idea to compress (also called minification) your files by removing all unnecessary characters from source code. There are several website which can easily help with that: HTML Compressor JavaScript Compressor CSS Compressor

Use Small Icons On Your Start Menu In Windows

To switch to small icons, right-click in the Start menu, and then click “Properties“. Make sure the “Start Menu“ tab, and then click “Customize”. In Windows 7 and Windows Vista you scroll to the bottom of the list, clear the “Use large icons“ check box, and then click Ok. In Windows XP select “Small icons”, and then click Ok.