Ø Wherever you display code in your articles, it appears to be only a few lines of scrollable text (iframe?).
Ø I want to check out the rest of your site but its hard to look at code this way :( I very much agree with this point. Its very hard to grasp the context of certain code when its all strung out into one line. Id rather see and would benefit from the code before laid out as it is on a real page, rather than condensed into a textaarea (I assume) just for the sake of appearance on the page (again, as assumption.) Rick From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gautam Lad Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 4:33 PM To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Subject: [jQuery] Re: jQuery for Designers Very cool. I ended up checking out your blog site as well. A suggestion: Wherever you display code in your articles, it appears to be only a few lines of scrollable text (iframe?). I want to check out the rest of your site but its hard to look at code this way :( Looking forward to reading more :) Remy Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi all, I recently started a new project called jQuery for Designers (http:// jqueryfordesigners.com) aimed, obviously at designers, but also subtly at jQuery beginners. It's a fortnightly tutorial aimed at different areas of web niftyness that can be done using jQuery. I guess the irony is the design of the blog (straight off the shelf)! - but ignoring that for a moment :-) I'd love to hear your feedback, suggestions or criticisms. Many thanks, Remy Sharp blog ~ http://remysharp.com work ~ http://leftlogic.com
