:: Tabs Example
Tabs are Tabs are created and have an option whether or not to 'degrade gracefully', this means that in order to eliminate the visual appearance of a javascript load the tabs will be 'hidden'.
The tabs are created on the JavaScript end to accomodate for whether or not the tabs are hidden. Content can be added by inserting a componentYou can set the active tab by using the setActive method.
:: Container Example
Container created on the fly
This container has been generated using a component utility created for the Tikku framework.
It is tuned for performance to only import the required component files in order to reduce the bytes sent over the wire.
:: Accordion Example
- Welcome to Tikku.com
- Tikku.com is based on a framework that uses components
- Accordion
- The accordion is another useful component that enables the maximization of screen real-estate.
- Container within an Accordion
Container created on the fly
The container can then be extended and plugged directly into a header/content of an accordion like so
- From Resources
:: Dialog Example
in progress..
:: Feed Example
Apple blames hot iPhones on the weather, others find oleophobic screen to be fleeting?
Sun Jul 05 03:10:00 UTC 2009
Don't worry, everybody, your iPhone baking itself to a crisp is no cause for panic, now that Apple has found the culprit: the weather and your heartless negligence. Apparently you've been leaving your brand new iPhone 3GS in a hot car, and the warm sensation you feel any time you hold the phone has nothing to do with beefed up processors or inadequate cooling. Phew, glad that's all sorted and now nobody will have any problems with self-destructive iPhones they paid hundreds of dollars for. Besides, it serves you right.
Meanwhile, hapless Samsas Traum has found a problem of his own (pictured) that's sure to be blamed on some other act of god in the near future by Apple's spin team: the oleophobic coating is getting rubbed right off his screen. Apparently he has a bit of a fondness for a certain "Flick Fishing" app, which explains the highly localized nature of his oleophobic destruction. We haven't heard many other reports of a similar nature, but we'll keep an eye out for telltale Tap Tap Revenge markings on the iPhones of our rhythm-addled loved ones.
[Thanks, Rafa]
Read - Apple blames overheating iPhones on the weather
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Apple blames hot iPhones on the weather, others find oleophobic screen to be fleeting? originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:10:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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:: Tabs Example
Tabs are
Tabs are created and have an option whether or not to 'degrade gracefully', this means that in order to eliminate the visual appearance of a javascript load the tabs will be 'hidden'.
The tabs are created on the JavaScript end to accomodate for whether or not the tabs are hidden. Content can be added by inserting a component
The tabs are created on the JavaScript end to accomodate for whether or not the tabs are hidden. Content can be added by inserting a component
You can set the active tab by using the setActive method.
:: Container Example
Container created on the fly
This container has been generated using a component utility created for the Tikku framework.
It is tuned for performance to only import the required component files in order to reduce the bytes sent over the wire.
:: Accordion Example
- Welcome to Tikku.com
- Tikku.com is based on a framework that uses components
- Accordion
- The accordion is another useful component that enables the maximization of screen real-estate.
- Container within an Accordion
Container created on the fly
The container can then be extended and plugged directly into a header/content of an accordion like so
- From Resources
:: Dialog Example
in progress..:: Feed Example
Apple blames hot iPhones on the weather, others find oleophobic screen to be fleeting?
Sun Jul 05 03:10:00 UTC 2009Meanwhile, hapless Samsas Traum has found a problem of his own (pictured) that's sure to be blamed on some other act of god in the near future by Apple's spin team: the oleophobic coating is getting rubbed right off his screen. Apparently he has a bit of a fondness for a certain "Flick Fishing" app, which explains the highly localized nature of his oleophobic destruction. We haven't heard many other reports of a similar nature, but we'll keep an eye out for telltale Tap Tap Revenge markings on the iPhones of our rhythm-addled loved ones.
[Thanks, Rafa]
Read - Apple blames overheating iPhones on the weather
Read - Oleophobic coating wearing off fast
Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds
Apple blames hot iPhones on the weather, others find oleophobic screen to be fleeting? originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:10:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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