Still exploring the endless genres in Youtube, this week I came across air traffic control videos.

Having finally explored Youtube and already found some amazing genres and movies, I am going to continue to share new finds here.

Some long web pages have a handy feature where a table of contents are shown beside the content which remains fixed.

For your security it is critical that you use strong passwords that are unique for each website.

I've been exploring Youtube while looking for some background entertainment while working. Here's some of the highlights I've come across.

Bootstrap 4.x doesn't give you white buttons by default, but sometimes white buttons look better, particularly for something like a search box using an input group with button addon placed on a navbar.

Bootstrap modals are great but on small screens they take up more valuable space than necessary.

In responsive design there are times when on a mobile screen you want to hide some options with a button to show them, but on a large screen always show these options.

Some reasons why developing using Microsoft's ASP/ASP.NET has been a good choice over the years.

While looking for a new car to buy – without much success – I looked further afield than the usual carsales.com.au and gumtree.com.au and found myself at tradingpost.com.au. Oh how they have gone down hill...

On an ASP.NET Web Forms page with multiple UpdatePanels it’s nice to give the user some feedback when one of the panels is being updated.

I have made another change to the modified version of Mediademons Simple jQuery Plugin To Create Pinterest Style Grid Layout - Pinterest Grid.

I love Bootstrap v4 and v5 but I miss the online customizer that was available for Bootstrap v3.

The Facebook app on Windows phone has a nice and unobtrusive back to top button that only appears once you scroll past a certain point, and only when you start scrolling up the page. This code offers similar functionality using jQuery.

There are a few methods for hiding and showing Bootstrap 3.x and 4.x modals in an ASP.NET Web Forms application. This technique is pure ASP.NET (requires no client script) and allows you to show and hide modals by changing the Visible property of a containing PlaceHolder or Panel.

Back in the 1980s and early 1990s I considered myself a bit of an expert at the MS-DOS command line interface and knew all the commands and all of the options for each command.