I was struggling to get some cross-browser rounded corners zebra table rows… but since the table required vertical-align:middle… applying the top right AND bottom right corners was impossible… up until I found out that CSS background-image on TR actually works cross-browser 
It works out of the box for most standards-compliant browsers… and a minor tweak is required for our older IE7 to kick in and apply it as well: at position:relative; to the table row.
Badminton – this is a game I find being really relaxing… but with the right ‘tools’.
Some low-quality racquets might blow the fun out of it, but the good news is that decent racquets can be found easily in the 20$ range… the fun you have playing with them: invaluable.
Just got a Badminton Basic Kit from Head (cheers to Dia_Fantasy for recommending these to me)… and I played with them until I could hardly see the shuttles in the night 
Bottom line: Go out and play !
Read MoreWe all crashed into the problem where a website’s layout gets ruined when zooming in or out the font-size in the browser…
You can read a really good article from ALA giving a nice insight with regards to what approach should you take in the early development phases towards avoiding various zooming problems: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fontresizing/
Most complex designs don’t allow so much flexibility such that you can make things really scalable via the CSS, so our most used option will probably be a touch of Javascript.
As on most of my projects jQuery is a standard, I chose to use a little jQuery plug-in that does the job of detecting the font-resize event really well:
http://wellstyled.com/en/javascript-onfontresize-jquery-plugin/
Once you caught the event you can do any kind of magic
What approaches did you take to solve such situations ?
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