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  1. Hannah Hannah
    This is brill! Well done! But its impossible, i just crashed 5 times! 24th January 2009, 22:28 #
  2. Joe Wheeler Joe Wheeler
    Awesome work Pete. I just scored 848 what do I win? 17th May 2009, 03:46 #
  3. praburaj praburaj
    I need to add a count down timer inside the pie circle .please help 19th May 2009, 13:16 #
  4. Pete G Pete G
    Unfortunately adding text in a canvas isn't the easiest thing to do.

    The easiest option may be to add a standard HTML text element through JavaScript, and just position this centrally within the pie chart with some CSS.     19th May 2009, 20:56 #
  5. Tim Tim
    Hi,
    I'm doing a school IT project and wondering if I could imbed this in a webpage. The page is not going up on the internet. I'm starting to learn JavaScript, but don't know anything about canvas. Thanks.     22nd August 2009, 04:35 #
  6. Pete G Pete G
    Yep, help yourself to anything you find on this site. Enjoy... 29th August 2009, 09:16 #
  7. Grant Bailey Grant Bailey
    Dear Pete,
    Thanks for your timer script which is terrific.
    I was wondering how difficult it would be to modify this script for compliance with XHTML 1. Do you have any suggestions.
    Thank you and kind regards,
    Grant Bailey     14th July 2010, 17:18 #
  8. Grant Bailey Grant Bailey
    Hi again Pete,

    Just to let you know, I've been unable to get your Pie Timer script to run under Internet Explorer 6&7. Surprisingly, it won't operate under my copy of Opera 10. I'm using Win XP.

    Have you had better luck with these browsers? I'd really like to employ your script but it needs to be cross-browser compatible.-

    Kind regards,

    Grant Bailey     15th July 2010, 08:42 #
  9. Shine India Shine India
    Really Helpful, Thanks for publishing 5th August 2010, 11:45 #
  10. joe joe
    Elaborating on the 'clearfix' and 'first' and 'last' would be helpful for beginners. Without seeing a working example (esp for clearfix) one is left wondering what the declaration would look like. 16th August 2010, 23:26 #
  11. Pete G Pete G
    The most comprehensive explanation for clearfix can be found on the Position is Everything website.

    The first and last classes are more simple to explain.

    Adding 'first' will remove the left padding from the first element, allowing it to maintain left alignment with content above and below.

    Adding 'last' will remove the right-hand vertical line that separates all other elements in the list.     29th August 2010, 21:21 #
  12. Steve Winton Steve Winton
    Hey, this is great work! :)

    I did something similar for our office, where anyone can play a song on the stereo by tweeting a spotify track URI at it, check out http://www.nixonmcinnes.co.uk/2010/01/07/crowd-sourcing-the-office-stereo-using-twitter-and-spotify/

    We've also created a mobile-optimized (well, sort of) remote control interface for the stereo, which is basically a web app running on top of my spotipy lib here: http://github.com/swinton/spotipy

    It's a very democratic listening experience! :)     31st August 2010, 12:21 #
  13. Susan Watch Susan Watch
    This info is very useful for me, thank you! 19th July 2011, 14:38 #
  14. Reythor Absenta Reythor Absenta
    I was looking for some tips on translate3d, and this was a lot of help! 1st September 2011, 15:31 #
  15. Daniel Schutzsmith Daniel Schutzsmith
    OMG awesomesauce! I'm setting this up right now! Will let you know if there's any difficulties but looks pretty straight forward. 4th October 2011, 18:29 #
  16. wedprappY wedprappY
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  17. Guillaume Cisco Guillaume Cisco
    Why do you have to specify transform: translate3d(0,0,0); in the block /* animations */

    The block /* animation keyframes */ don't do it ?     22nd November 2011, 11:17 #
  18. Pete Pete
    The transform property contained within the animation keyframe declaration only applies during the animation itself, so it is also declared on the element to maintain the positioning after the animation has completed. 24th November 2011, 07:29 #

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