Hi, the name's Steffen and I'm writing about the Web, programming
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Wow, that was much easier than I thought: The new RuzeeBorders version 0.7 support border widths other than 1px, which can be specified via the corresponding CSS property (e.g. style=”border: 5px solid green”). They look really Web2.0ish this way ;-). And of course they still support the Mac OS X shadows and all the other neat effects. Grab and enjoy them.
If you are a Mac OS X fanatic and at the same time a Java developer, check out Christoph’s JAR Inspector. It’s a JAR file manager with direct support for viewing and changing manifest files and comes with a Java .class decompiler! Get it at Christoph’s download paradise: codeland.org.
The new version 0.6 of RuzeeBorders supports pseudo-transparency, i.e. you can put simple borders on top of background images. The RuzeeBorders page has an example and the download link.
I’ve decided not to used “real” opacity because I want the borders to work on the supported browsers with the same quality and the dependency to opacity would make the borders look extremly bad on Opera and Konqueror (read my last posting for details).
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