That Norwegian Guy

Using absolute positioning to hide and show a nested list is one of the better ways to create a dropdown menu, and it can almost be done using only CSS. IE6 needs a little javascript help to respect the :hover pseudo-class. The Sons of Suckerfish will help you there.
Now you have your perfect semantic validating [...]

Just a little heads up, and note to self – today is the Blue Beanie Day 2007 . A great way of preaching the way of the web standarista. The Blue Beanie Day is an event created by the Designing With Web Standards group on Facebook, a group so good almost worth joining Facebook for [...]

I unlocked my own iPhone a little while ago, following a lengthy tutorial. Today I unlocked another one, but this time I decided not to go the lengthy connect/disconnect and SSH and so on route.
All I needed was following the instructions on iphone.unlock.no. This let me do everything directly on the iPhone without ever connecting [...]

Things that sometimes “magically” make Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 behave like expected from modern browsers.

position: relative
zoom: 1
height: 1%

They are all due to Microsoft’s proprietary concept of hasLayout.
Feel free to add any other magic bullets in the comments.

If you are on Windows XP1 and have upgraded to Internet Explorer 7, you know, the Internet with glossy buttons, you’ve perhaps noticed that the text looks a slightly smoother then before? That is because in IE7 Windows’ ClearType is enabled by default. You can do this systemwide if you like it. And if you [...]