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• Color Extravaganza

  HSL Color Conversions (RGB and Hex) with tests!

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• 3VK7A

  jQuery 1.10.1, HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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• Q6PAe

  No-Library (pure JS), HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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• Testing

  No-Library (pure JS), HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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• FKKh3

  No-Library (pure JS), HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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• Uuwu9

  No-Library (pure JS), HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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• Table Cell Relative Positioning (solution)

  Demonstrates a Firefox issue where a relatively-positioned block fails to serve as the positional parent of its absolutely-positioned children. The best solution I've been able to figure involves a lame wrapper <div>.

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• Table Cell Relative Positioning

  Demonstrates a Firefox issue where a relatively-positioned block fails to serve as the positional parent of its absolutely-positioned children.

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• Disco Laser Dance Rave

  Made with love for Sarah :)

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• Fading Quotebox for Craig Smith

  jQuery 1.9.1, HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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• Sarika Thapaliya's Thing

  No-Library (pure JS), HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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• pnavJ

  No-Library (pure JS), HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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• Flippy!

  Horizontally flipping images in CSS3 on hover with a transition.

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• Dragon Drop

  Dragon Drop provides precise drag-and-drop capability to arbitrary HTML elements within, around, and between contenteditable dropzones. Dragon Drop is the result of Chase Moskal's investigation into the scary, mysterious world of HTML5's Drag and Drop API. It's a total disaster (the API that is). The techniques employed by Dragon Drop to make this functionality work on both Firefox as well as Chrome are, unfortunately necessarily, very hacky. Nonetheless, the creation of Dragon Drop has been the only successful way to achieve satisfactory Firefox and Chrome functionality. StackOverflow Post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14678451/precise-drag-and-drop-within-a-contenteditable

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