In JavaScript, to get all the classes on a given element, you call element.className, which gives a string with space-separated classes, such as “class1 class2”. You can also set this property directly, such as element.className = “class3 class4”. The norm here is that classes are separated by a single space, with no whitespace [...]
I discovered an interesting feature in Firefox today. When browsing in a local folder (Anything starting with file:///), small icons are shown to represent the format of each file. It turns out that you can access these icons with moz-icon://.ext?size=x, where ext is the extension of the file (mp3,txt, …), and x is the size [...]
Tonight I started playing around with Blender, the free, open-source 3D Modeling application. Thanks to a great tutorial, this is what I came up with after only a couple hours.
Cooler/creepier models to come.
Time for my second greasemonkey script.
Ever searched for a long-lost friend on Facebook, only to wish you had a magnifying glass for their profile picture? The ones shown in the search results are so small. Well, today’s your lucky day, because I have just the solution for you!
Make sure you are using Firefox.
Install Greasemonkey
Install Facebook [...]
I just wrote my first Greasemonkey script. It warns you if you are typing a password with caps lock enabled.
The caps lock detection code is complements of Stuart Langridge.
To install:
Make sure you are using Firefox.
Install Greasemonkey
Install Caps Lock Warning
Enjoy!
My name is Trevor Creech.
I am a Mechatronics Engineering Student at the University of Waterloo.