How To Play Looping Sound In Your iPhone App
by Manoela Ilic
Here is a very useful code snippet for playing your own sound file continuously in your iPhone application. The example uses a .caf file and is based on the AVAudioPlayer […]
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by Manoela Ilic
Here is a very useful code snippet for playing your own sound file continuously in your iPhone application. The example uses a .caf file and is based on the AVAudioPlayer […]
by Manoela Ilic
In some iPhone apps you need to check if there is a connection to the outside world. If the application depends on a connection to the internet, we will want […]
by Manoela Ilic
Inspired by Tamsin Baker’s beautiful Photoshop brushes “Urban Scrawl” 1 and 2, I was trying to create some shadowed banners using some CSS3 properties. Visit Tamsin’s site and check out […]
by Manoela Ilic
Here is the result of an experiment with fonts and css3 properties like text-shadow and box-shadow: Click here to download the ZIP file with the two overlay images: CSS3 Buttons […]
by Manoela Ilic
Experimenting with CSS3, I created a big style registration form with rounded borders and shadow effects. The only image used is not the button, but the pen that serves as […]
by Manoela Ilic
Ever wondered how to generate some cool gmail labels in css? Here is an attempt to imitate the little labels used in gmail. Three tiny colorless images are used to […]
by Manoela Ilic
Here is a very simple and cool registration form. A lot of times I was searching for some registration or login form that is easy to adapt. Here comes my contribution to the community. I hope you can use it!
The result looks like this:
by Manoela Ilic
This is an example of a very simple CSS + one tiny image chart. The result will look like this: Insert the follwoing style into the head of your html […]
by Manoela Ilic
Let’s create a simple and clean box that shows the updates in a category (or anything you might like it to use for). The result looks like this: Starting with […]