Links

    Teehan+Lax on redesigning Prismatic

    Teehan+Lax on redesigning Prismatic

    Judges are, and aren't, competent to rule on intelligence issues

    Judges are, and aren’t, competent to rule on intelligence issues

    CrunchBase and People+ settle

    CrunchBase and People+ settle

    Personhood for chimps? Not any time soon.

    Personhood for chimps? Not any time soon.

    NSA tracking cellphone locations worldwide

    NSA tracking cellphone locations worldwide

    Jay Rosen on the "View from Somewhere"

    Jay Rosen on the “View from Somewhere”

    Stephen Wolfram is building a ghost for the machine

    Stephen Wolfram is building a ghost for the machine

    Is Google Play Newsstand a viable alternative to standalone Android apps?

    Winamp is dead

    Winamp is dead

    10 misconceptions about copyright and fair use

    10 misconceptions about copyright and fair use

    Judge calls Google book-scanning fair use

    Judge calls Google book-scanning fair use

    Is the job worthy of you?

    Is the job worthy of you?

    A new kind of freelance journalism

    A new kind of freelance journalism

    AOL lawyers don't understand Creative Commons. At all.

    AOL lawyers don’t understand Creative Commons. At all.

    Pivot while there's still time

    Pivot while there’s still time

    Steam has more subscribers than Xbox Live

    Steam has more subscribers than Xbox Live

    Google's party barge

    Google’s party barge

    FBI asks DOJ to investigate source of Calderon leak to Al Jazeera

    FBI asks DOJ to investigate source of Calderon leak to Al Jazeera

    States cite lack of federal progress in pursuit of privacy reform

    States cite lack of federal progress in pursuit of privacy reform

    Details and summary tags in HTML5

    HTML5 includes two tags, details and summary, that can be used to generate expanding menus you once needed JavaScript or jQuery for.

    A code snippet opening and closing with the “details” tag can include a summary that, when clicked, expands to reveal additional HTML.

    As of this writing, I’ve implemented it in this site’s header, but I’ve also included a working example below, which won’t work in the Tumblr Dashboard.

    All you’ll see is the summary line: “Click here to expand this example.”

    So this link opens this post in a new tab. Problem solved.

    Now, here’s the example:

    Click here to expand this example.

    Here is a paragraph. Links work, as well. This one goes to my home page.

    Learn some more about this simple and elegant way of making web pages more dynamic for HTML5-compliant browsers at W3Schools and Hongkiat.com.

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