JavaScript and Front-end | Page 2
There are plenty of great development tools to be found across the web. If you know how to use them, you spend less time one repeating tasks and eventually become more productive. Understanding such tools and settings them up might take much of your time though. The web tools section is meant to make learning easier and faster.
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Sticky Headers with Pure JavaScript
Posted on:At the end of the last week, I had another exciting task–implementing sticky headers within a scrollable element. Headers had to change dynamically when a user scrolls over the data back and forth. All these bits of magic were required to work within and Angular app so I had to wrap the login in an Angular JS directive. However, in this article, we will not touch Angular and go through an example with pure JavaScript, without JqLite, jQuery or any other library.
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Sending responsive HTML emails with Zurb Ink and MailChimp
Posted on:There's always a lot of beautiful emails in morning inbox - you know, those, with colorful images, green sight-attracting buttons, offering great deals and discounts that expire just a couple of hours. Until recently, I didn't think that I would ever deal with mailing lists, sometimes we come across really unexpected things. Today I needed to create a responsive HTML template for emails and set up a Drupal website for working with MailChimp and providing it a list of users to send letters to. The task itself isn't that difficult, but it includes many steps, that with time, may be forgotten. So I guess this post will be a good reminder for me and hopefully helpful to someone else.