Comments for Webegg http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk Just another WordPress site Mon, 30 Jan 2012 20:21:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on jQuery Multiple Filter by Webegg http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/jquery-multiple-filter/#comment-178 Webegg Mon, 30 Jan 2012 20:21:41 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=1411#comment-178 Hi Luca. I guess you mean with Ajax. I can't see a reason why you couldn't adapt the script to work with Ajax calls rather than everything on the page. It'd be great to see it inspire something else. Hi Luca. I guess you mean with Ajax. I can’t see a reason why you couldn’t adapt the script to work with Ajax calls rather than everything on the page. It’d be great to see it inspire something else.

]]> Comment on Flicker effect with jQuery by 15 Cool jQuery effects to Enhance User Experience | RockingCode http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/flicker-effect-with-jquery/#comment-177 15 Cool jQuery effects to Enhance User Experience | RockingCode Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:43:35 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=506#comment-177 [...] of your homepage, like in the demo you would see a zombie girl lurking in the woods. By adding very simple and short jQuery functions, you can promptly hide the element from view. It mainly involves stringed animations and pauses, [...] [...] of your homepage, like in the demo you would see a zombie girl lurking in the woods. By adding very simple and short jQuery functions, you can promptly hide the element from view. It mainly involves stringed animations and pauses, [...]

]]> Comment on jQuery Multiple Filter by counterstrike global offensive http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/jquery-multiple-filter/#comment-176 counterstrike global offensive Wed, 04 Jan 2012 17:00:22 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=1411#comment-176 My brother suggested I might like this web site. He was once entirely right. This put up truly made my day. You can not believe just how so much time I had spent for this information! Thanks! My brother suggested I might like this web site. He was once entirely right. This put up truly made my day. You can not believe just how so much time I had spent for this information! Thanks!

]]> Comment on jQuery Multiple Filter by luca http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/jquery-multiple-filter/#comment-175 luca Tue, 03 Jan 2012 14:59:48 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=1411#comment-175 This is AWESOMEEEEEE!!!!! very well done. I have a question. Do you think is possible to call the list from a DB and achieve the same result and have a lighter script? This is AWESOMEEEEEE!!!!! very well done.
I have a question. Do you think is possible to call the list from a DB and achieve the same result and have a lighter script?

]]> Comment on jQuery Multiple Filter by seb http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/jquery-multiple-filter/#comment-167 seb Wed, 07 Dec 2011 14:37:25 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=1411#comment-167 wohooo, thats so awesome! just what i needed. blog bookmarked. wohooo, thats so awesome! just what i needed. blog bookmarked.

]]> Comment on WordPress, THE guide by Webegg http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/wordpress-the-guide/#comment-147 Webegg Mon, 11 Jul 2011 14:17:39 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=631#comment-147 Apologies for not responding. This looks like a genuine omment but this isn't a russian site. I'd like to understand so if you can post in english it'd be great to see what you have to say? Apologies for not responding. This looks like a genuine omment but this isn’t a russian site. I’d like to understand so if you can post in english it’d be great to see what you have to say?

]]> Comment on Get the System out of your System by Webegg http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/get-the-system-out-of-your-system/#comment-145 Webegg Wed, 27 Apr 2011 15:54:09 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=1219#comment-145 Interesting comment Irais, although I'm not sure what you mean. Interesting comment Irais, although I’m not sure what you mean.

]]> Comment on Get the System out of your System by Irais http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/get-the-system-out-of-your-system/#comment-144 Irais Wed, 27 Apr 2011 14:58:46 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=1219#comment-144 I'm impressed! You've managed the almost impobsslie. I’m impressed! You’ve managed the almost impobsslie.

]]> Comment on WordPress, THE guide by Mario http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/wordpress-the-guide/#comment-140 Mario Tue, 12 Apr 2011 02:57:17 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=631#comment-140 Каждому Привет! Народ, такой вопрос, где можно скачать игры для денди сега ? Нашел в сети один сайт там есть <a href="http://doctormario.ru/" / rel="nofollow">игры денди, сега Nes Sega Nester и неплохие эмуляторы клик</a>, но их там реально мало. Может знает кто где есть больше? Просто реально это мое детсво золотое, чуть поиграл, и хочется еще поностальгировать Каждому Привет! Народ, такой вопрос, где можно скачать игры для денди сега ? Нашел в сети один сайт там есть игры денди, сега Nes Sega Nester и неплохие эмуляторы клик, но их там реально мало. Может знает кто где есть больше? Просто реально это мое детсво золотое, чуть поиграл, и хочется еще поностальгировать

]]> Comment on Flicker effect with jQuery by Webegg http://wordpress3.webegg.co.uk/flicker-effect-with-jquery/#comment-137 Webegg Thu, 03 Mar 2011 17:21:15 +0000 http://www.webegg.co.uk/?p=506#comment-137 I think I see what you're getting at Wills. I think we're going to have to agree to disagree though. With setInterval you are asking the browser for an extra action (to keep time an initiate something every so often). With the chaining method you are doing one thing at a time and then passing things on to the next action. In my opinion you are asking less, not more. I think your version would show problems with long delays, which is in the original example due to having a setInterval timing to change as well as an animation duration change being required. I do value everyones opinion and if you can provide an example to illustrate your point (timing changes and slow down) you might be able to change my mind. I think I see what you’re getting at Wills. I think we’re going to have to agree to disagree though. With setInterval you are asking the browser for an extra action (to keep time an initiate something every so often). With the chaining method you are doing one thing at a time and then passing things on to the next action. In my opinion you are asking less, not more. I think your version would show problems with long delays, which is in the original example due to having a setInterval timing to change as well as an animation duration change being required.

I do value everyones opinion and if you can provide an example to illustrate your point (timing changes and slow down) you might be able to change my mind.

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