The humble ellipsis has found a whole new use: designating critical functionality in web applications. The question we must ask is whether this is a good idea, or should we abandon it?
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The humble ellipsis has found a whole new use: designating critical functionality in web applications. The question we must ask is whether this is a good idea, or should we abandon it?
Every time you think you’ve seen it all with SharePoint another weird behavior comes along. A PM in my company expressed that a client’s subsites (that were based on the team site template) were not respecting the navigation setting (the…
I still think to this day that dropdowns largely suck, but there are certainly ways to make them suck less. One of those ways is with the use of what is called “hover intent” based on a jQuery plugin by…