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I’m taking a stand against IE 6 – cause it can go F*CK itself

After a long past few days fixing someone’s code for an un-named website to look good across all browsers, I decided I hate IE 6 more than ever. Even though I will still continue to support IE 6 in clients websites (for now), I’ve decided to f*cking phase them out permanently on my sites. It’s been way too long, people get your sh*t together and just upgrade. And for you that are in countries where you can’t upgrade for what ever reason beyond your desirable pleasure… I feel sorry for you.

I’m taking a stand now. If you wanna join in and make IE 6 users experience at viewing your site the opposite of enjoyable here’s how. Copy the code below and put it right under your <body> tag. Then just add the css from below as well. Then if a user using anything <= IE 6 they will get the message loud and clear.

<!--[if lte IE 6]><div>Common get it together!! You're using an out of date browser (released more than 7 years ago). To view this page properly, we recommend using a modern, standards-compliant browser - such as <a href="http://www.firefox.com">Firefox</a>, <a href="http://www.opera.com/">Opera</a>, <a href="http://www.apple.com/safari/">Safari</a> or <a href="http://www.google.com/chrome">Google Chrome</a>. All of which are 100% free.</div><![endif]-->

Now the CSS

.ie_notice {margin:5px 0;padding:10px;border:1px solid #dedeb9;background:#ffffd4;text-align:center;color:black;font-size:1.5em;}
.ie_notice strong, .ie_notice a{color:red;}

Of course you can style it anyway your heart desires, but the main point is your helping rid the world of the LAMEST BROWSER EVER. Common peeps it will be fun!

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23. Sep, 2009
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Display different styles for flash messages in Ruby on Rails

I saw this in a Rails video on Bala Paranj’s website http://rubyplus.org and thought is was a pretty cool way to display different flash messages throughout your app.

<% flash.each do |key, value| -%>
  <div id="notice_<%= key %>"><%= value %></div>
 <% end -%>

Then you can do different flash objects like this:

flash[:success] = "message here"
flash[:error] = "message here"

Then just style the messages with some css and you’ve got a notice div displaying error and success messages with less effort!

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16. Sep, 2009
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Floasis Hair Salon website launched

I just launched my girlfriends hair salon website Floasis Hair Salon. Looks preeetty good so far even in all browsers. It’s a Ruby on Rails site of course. Nothing too crazy, just a simple interface that is easy to find what your looking for. How all sites should be.

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21. Aug, 2009
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My New Portfolio Website

I just put up a quick website to showcase my talent in all fields of web. It’s built on wordpress, it’s all my portfolio stuff and I made it in about 3 hours. I plan on making it a ton better, with more eyecandy user interactive stuff soon. Check it out! http://graphikastudioz.com

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07. Jul, 2009
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Screen Reader Users Usability And Accessibility Survey Results

Webaim has posted a very interesting and very full of information article with results on how disabled people with screen readers view web pages. I was shocked at alot of the results and will be bookmarking the page for future reference forsure.

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06. Jul, 2009
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