hello, i’m 王朋. 5
i use design, art, and code 7
to make small wonders. 5
During the day, I am focused on web design and development. During the night, I am interested in exploring the intersection of visual art and software processes.
I have lived in Beijing, Miami, and San Diego. I am currently in Los Angeles.
Views and content expressed are my own. More content at pengxwang.com
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One time, when testing the effect that modifying the content of a selection had, I inspected the DOM tree and found a "/B" element. This was not a closing tag, there are no closing tags in the DOM tree, just elements. The nodeName of this element was actually "/B". That was when I gave up any notions of ever understanding the profound mystery that is Internet Explorer.
Update I've also added one for the ReadItLater webapp. Both now feature css3 finishes and webkit scrollbars, which I think should be everywhere. Customizable embedded browser chrome (buttons, fields, scrollbars) is such a necessity these days.
Update All my styles are here: http://stylebot.me/users/hlfcoding
Update I've updated the Reader snippet to be even more ridiculously minimal. I've also added the snippets for some other sites. Note the gist contains versioning and are bookmarkable if you're on github.
http://stylebot.me/ is an awesome Chrome extension, doing what userChrome.css does in Firefox, though perhaps with more style. Here's something to help Google Reader power users *.
* Use www.google.com/reader/view/ instead of the autodetected www.google.com
