Cool Black is a free, fully standards-compliant CSS template designed by Free CSS Templates. This free template is released under a Creative Commons Attributions 2.5 license, so you're pretty much free to do whatever you want with it (even use it commercially) provided you keep the links in the footer intact. Have fun with it :)
This took a little while to get working properly earlier this week, so I figured I’d share the love…
var album = { startup: function() { new PeriodicalExecuter(album.cycle, 5) // change image every 5 seconds }, cycle: function() { new Effect.Fade(‘image’, { // the id of the <DIV> containing the photos duration: 1, fps: 50, afterFinish: function() { new Ajax.Updater(‘image’,‘/album/next’, { // URL for next <IMG> tag asynchronous: true, onSuccess: function() { new Effect.Appear(‘image’, { duration: 1, fps: 50, queue:‘end’ }) } }) } }) } }
window.onload = album.startupI don’t generally advertise that I wrote thousands and thousands of lines of JavaScript in the 2001-2003 time period, most of it nice and clean like the Prototype library. I even tried to open source my work and was threatened with a lawsuit. (Get me drunk and I might share some of that story!) But anyway, after a long time of wanting to avoid it, I am realizing that one of the biggest reasons I took to Ruby so strongly is because I was already accustomed to programming with closures.
I post regularly about Ruby and other stuff on my blog, but I expect to be adding Ruby and JavaScript tips and tricks to this one more often.
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