Tag: div

Solution to nested DIV float problems

A CSS hack for nested divs that break out of their container.

Originally published: 12 Sep 2005 in Technical

Am I a DIV or what?

Kicking out the tables means having to revise a lot of old habits.

Originally published: 28 Jul 2005 in Technical

More IE woes: the curved corner DIV

Rendering CSS rounded corners is still surprisingly difficult thanks to inconsistently-applied browser standards.

Originally published: 19 Jul 2005 in Technical

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Kika

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Capital of Burgundy and seat of the illustrious Ducs de Bourgogne, Dijon is packed with history and culture.

  • Originally published: 8 Jul 2010 in Europe

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  • Originally published: 12 Oct 2009 in Editorial

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Beyond 90 minutes, this journo movie is pressed for time.

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Who you gonna call?

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Hello you, I'm Mike Padgett. I'm not a Princeton curator, Knoxville mayoral candidate, Kentuckian pastor or Arizona journalist, I just share the same name. In fact, I am a consultant working in user experience and information design.

I also enjoy travel, concerts, films and walking.

I'm originally from Yorkshire, England but nowadays I live in Belgium. My current favourite Belgian beer is Black Albert.

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Dopeology.org

Over a year in the making, Dopeology.org is my latest personal project: a topology of doping in thirty years of European pro road cycling.

I collected information from thousands of sources, then I modelled and published it via a lightweight user interface.

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