Ates Goral’s Personal Playground and Project Repository
Here’s a JavaScript snipplet for automatically generating a table of contents based on headings in a document. It will traverse all <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, etc. elements, add anchors (<a>) to them and generate nested unordered lists (<ul>, <li>) with links to the now anchored headings. The nesting honors the hierarchy of the headings. Read the rest of this entry »
This was my very first entry for the quasi-regular, friendly 20-line JavaScript competition over at OZONE Asylum, for the month of January 2008. My entry titled “Rockford the Invincible” got the second place among some very impressive entries (I was actually a bit shocked that I got the second place).
In-game screenshot. Click to play!
With this technique, convex polygons with any number of sides can be rendered, with a solid color or a background image as the fill. Click here or the image below to launch the demo (opens in a pop-up window).
You can probably figure it out on your own by playing with the checkboxes at the lower left corner of the pop-up, but read on to find out how it all works. Read the rest of this entry »
