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Wed, 09 Mar 2005

Not the Official Yellow Fade Technique -- But it works.
A while ago I wrote a post on the very excellent Yellow Face Technique (unixdaemon post), a slick bit of browser-based UI that made it easier to track changes on the page.

The nice (and patient!) people over at i am jack's design were kind enough to send me a link answering my challenge for usable code. And it seems to work fine! Go and have a look at the Yellow Fade technique -- iamjacksdesign version code and demo; it's worth five minutes of your time and visitors to your site will thank you...

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