Comments on: Flipity flop – mmm.phpied.com http://www.phpied.com/flipity-flop-mmm-phpied-com/ Stoyan's blog about <a href="/category/xhtml" class="tag-minor">(x)html(5)</a>, <a href="/category/ajax" class="tag-major">ajax</a>, <a href="/category/bookmarklets" class="tag-major">bookmarklets</a>, <a href="/category/browsers" class="tag-minor">browsers</a>, <a href="/category/css" class="tag-normal">css</a>, <a href="/category/firebug" class="tag-minor">firebug</a>, <a href="/category/javascript" class="tag-numero-uno">javascript</a>, <a href="/category/json" class="tag-normal">json</a>, <a href="/category/mdb2" class="tag-minor">mdb2</a>, <a href="/category/mysql" class="tag-normal">mysql</a>, <a href="/category/pear" class="tag-numero-uno">pear</a>, <a href="/category/performance" class="tag-major">performance</a>, <a href="/category/php" class="tag-numero-uno">php</a>, <a href="/category/phpbb" class="tag-major">phpbb</a>, <a href="/category/tools" class="tag-normal">tools</a>, <a href="/category/yslow" class="tag-minor">yslow</a>, <a href="/category/yui" class="tag-normal">yui</a>, <a href="/category/writing" class="tag-minor">writing</a>, <a href="/category/music" class="tag-major">music</a>,... <a href="/category/life-and-everything" class="tag-normal">life and everything</a>. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 14:07:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Rui Santos http://www.phpied.com/flipity-flop-mmm-phpied-com/#comment-71882 Rui Santos Fri, 04 Dec 2009 22:02:57 +0000 /?p=884#comment-71882 Where there's a will there's a way ... I would suggest reverse scrolling... just to mess with peoples minds [just a little bit more]... ;) Where there’s a will there’s a way …

I would suggest reverse scrolling… just to mess with peoples minds [just a little bit more]… ;)

]]> By: David Barbier http://www.phpied.com/flipity-flop-mmm-phpied-com/#comment-71829 David Barbier Tue, 24 Nov 2009 19:07:36 +0000 /?p=884#comment-71829 Awesome css trick. :) I had to show everyone in the office(in context of course). Keep up the good work. ;) Awesome css trick. :) I had to show everyone in the office(in context of course). Keep up the good work. ;)

]]> By: Felipe http://www.phpied.com/flipity-flop-mmm-phpied-com/#comment-71818 Felipe Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:19:30 +0000 /?p=884#comment-71818 I wondered why I couldn' see anything changed, even after activating JS. OK, it's not the Unicode trick or dir="rtl" but CSS3 that Fx 3.0 won't understand. So I'm safe for now with my "old" version of Fx :) I wondered why I couldn’ see anything changed, even after activating JS. OK, it’s not the Unicode trick or dir=”rtl” but CSS3 that Fx 3.0 won’t understand.
So I’m safe for now with my “old” version of Fx :)

]]> By: Wim Leers http://www.phpied.com/flipity-flop-mmm-phpied-com/#comment-71817 Wim Leers Fri, 20 Nov 2009 10:48:24 +0000 /?p=884#comment-71817 Awesome! I'm *so* going to use this to mess with my friends :D Awesome!

I’m *so* going to use this to mess with my friends :D

]]> By: Rob http://www.phpied.com/flipity-flop-mmm-phpied-com/#comment-71814 Rob Fri, 20 Nov 2009 09:00:03 +0000 /?p=884#comment-71814 why only limit tourself to mmm on 180 degrees? proceed with EEE at a 90 degree angle :-) the only thing we need is some letter for the 270 degree turn... maybe the number 3 ? why only limit tourself to mmm on 180 degrees?
proceed with EEE at a 90 degree angle :-)
the only thing we need is some letter for the 270 degree turn… maybe the number 3 ?

]]> By: Philip Tellis http://www.phpied.com/flipity-flop-mmm-phpied-com/#comment-71813 Philip Tellis Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:22:34 +0000 /?p=884#comment-71813 heh, awesome. heh, awesome.

]]> By: HB http://www.phpied.com/flipity-flop-mmm-phpied-com/#comment-71812 HB Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:36:14 +0000 /?p=884#comment-71812 Hilarious, I love it. I expected it was going to be more like the "flipped text" unicode trick, this is actually really cool. I didn't know there was an IE alternative to that. Hilarious, I love it. I expected it was going to be more like the “flipped text” unicode trick, this is actually really cool. I didn’t know there was an IE alternative to that.

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