If you're using X or anything from this site please let me know. I'd be proud to post a link to your work.
Thanks very much to Bill Brown for including me in his list of notables at his site TheHolierGrail.com which demonstrates a "Flexible Website Layout Framework": "Eight Different Formats. Identical (X)HTML Source Code. Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict. Valid CSS. Full-Length Column Backgrounds. Source Ordered. Cross Browser Compatible. Countless Combinations and Themes. Endless Possibilities.".
Thanks for the link to Cross-Browser.com at AjaxPatterns.org.
Thanks to the people at StumbleUpon.com who like Cross-Browser.com.
Someone made a page for Cross-Browser.com at AboutUs.org. Thanks!
In this thread Cyril introduces his X Popup Calendar! It's awesome!
Walter Bislin has a beautiful site! He has made great use of X. Check out the 'lupe' - very cool!
Miguel Angel Alvarez's DesarrolloWeb.com makes great use of X. He has also written an awesome X Manual! Excellent work! Thanks very much, Miguel!
Thanks very much for these really nice comments: ilazarte's comment, Ethan Poole, Walter Wang's comment.
Krolik.net does some great stuff with X!
Thanks very much for linking to me GetAhead and Colophon!
Adam Wulf and the Jotlet team have utilized X in a fantastic Calendar application. Jotlet is the best online calendar I've ever seen. Check it out!
Jim Kern of Epiware has done it again with this great application which uses X and Sajax! Awesome stuff, Jim!
Robert makes excellent use of X at YAArch. Great work!
X gets a very nice credit on the last line of this page and is mentioned in other places in the document :-)
Andrew has a fantastic application at PolicyTree.org. Thanks for using X!
Stills.com has a very cool site. They use X and brothercake's excellent ISF (Image Swap-Fade).
Mixer is using X! Wow, awesome design - I love it!
Creative NZ uses X. Great work!
Epiware uses X! This is an awesome project, check it out!
The Restored Church of God is "the only website on earth that explains the truth of virtually every biblical doctrine — and in extraordinary detail." This is an excellent web site which makes very innovative use of X! I'm very impressed with the work of Jeffrey Davis.
blue t-shirt uses X! Wow, I love Grant's music!
JSK Design uses X. Very nice site design!
Magnets.com is a great site! Thanks for using X, Scott!
X was included in eDevil's Javascript libraries roundup! Thanks very much to grant p who recommended X to the list!
The book Ajax In Action uses the X library! A very special thanks to Dave Crane!
D Desktop is a working desktop that represents an actual folder structure on the server. This is a very slick application! It makes excellent use of the X library.
LURIFAX uses the X library for some cool animations. Nice work!
eyeOS is an Open Source Web Desktop Environment, commonly known as Web Operating System (Web OS) or Web Office. I'm very proud for the eyeOS project to be using the X library!
More-Elements has created some awesome X extensions! Foldable tables, sortable tables, editable html, and more!
Take a look at the stunning work of Robb Irrgang: Wild Luv, 3st.com, 3st/2005, 3st/2005/old.
Laure & Cedric has a great implementation of ADxMenu (ADxMenu utilizes the X library).
Pageant uses a CBE floater menu. Check out the cool Cross-Browser.com button! Thanks very much!
The X library is used at StanJames.com.
Arnd has used the X library in the development of a fantastic Map Application which showcases the Pinguinale 2006 in Wuppertal. Excellent work! Arnd also created a slick Penguin Index. I liked them all but here's a few that really caught my eye: 16, 58 (spidey!), 74, 83, 142, 158, 176, 190, 197.
unodo.de has a very sharp X floater menu which repositions itself even if you change font size! Very Cool!
Emails like the following make me very proud. In fact, I can no longer get my head through the door! LOL! Thanks very much, Lon!
FlightStats.com makes extensive use of the X library! Check out the cool tab panel! I'll be visiting FlightStats.com before I fly again, for sure.
The Real Truth Magazine covers world news. They are using the X library to create a pop-up dhtml window to display scriptures using ajax. This is extremely well done! I especially like the professional way Mr. Davis comments which javascript is LGPL and which is not. Excellent work!
Ivan Pepelnjak has written some extremely useful cross-browser, style-sheet functions and has generously decided to contribute them to the X library. Thank you, Ivan!
At Mixster.eu Zoltan is making great use of xEllipse() and the X library. Very nice!
Aleksandar's WCH and ADxMenu are terrific! Check em out.
More astronomy :-)
I've been linked to from AnyBrowser for a long time.
I had forgotten about this one :-)
Special thanks to Kevin Yank for this SitePoint article.
Tao of Mac links to me
DHTML Central has linked to me for a long time. thanks guys :-)
gen7es links to me. (note to self: go back and read this page some time)
guide.gospelcom.net links to me.
Wow! They took one of my old CBE astronomy demos and turned it into something really nice!
Nemesis links to Absolute Magnitude.
This page links to one of my old CBE astronomy sims.
I'm very proud that Cross-Browser.com is used as a resource for university students.
fengzhimei links to me - thanks :-)
Cross-Browser.com is in the first position in this dmoz category
Steve Lime made awesome use of X in dBox and his Mapserver client.
A big 'Thank You' to DesarrolloWeb :-)
DWR - very interesting project, perhaps I can look into it more later. I don't think they use X but they link to me.
If I had time to play with .NET I would come up with solutions for questions like this.
TheOpenSourcery has one of my more interesting CBE menus set up.
DVAuction is using X (I didn't have time to find what they are doing with it).
SportsForum.ws is using the X library. Check out the slick panel on the left!
ImaginingYou Blogs is using the X library. Mouse over the Table of Contents - nice work!
Money n Motion is using the X library and has some interesting extensions!
DHTML Calendar - Eric has an exciting SourceForge project utilizing CBE!
WipiX - Cyril's gallery has incredible photos and a brilliant interface using the X Library!
Cory Simpson has developed a fantastic CBE application at theRockStarfish.com. You may think it's Flash - but it's not, it's DHTML! Awesome work, Cory!
Martin has developed some very nice X extensions utilizing clipping!
x-desktop.org is using CBE to "web-enable any application via the operating system's browser". Check it out!
Chris has used the X library to develop a Top Trumps Card Game - extremely well done, and fun to play! See how well you score!
troels has developed a terrific X widget called xDynamicWindow - great work!
Matt has developed a client-side form validation framework using CBE - very slick!
UW VCD - Visual Communication Design at the University of Washington. (Very cool!)
Donald has a slick CBE Boxing Game - very nice! (turn your popup-blocker off)
At one time Christopher utilized CBE in a terrific Portfolio site. He's using Flash now and it's excellent!
Alta Web Resource has a very nice implementation of cbeMenu1!
Brad has made excellent use of the X library at NorwellMusic.org!
Fran has a very nice implementation of cbeMenu9 at AEMO
Melle has an excellent implementation of Tab Groups. It's a straight-forward example so you can easily adapt it to your own applications. BTW, Melle has been providing superior PHP support at the forum! Thanks Melle!
At one time Mr Barleycorn had an incredible interface using CBE (or X, I can't remember), now they have an extremely nice Flash site. Drop in and tell them I said hi :-)
Ronan PAUL - Ronan has worked magic with the menus! Awesome!
X-BOX.1 - Extremely nice site devoted to XBox!
VanZorn.com - very slick indeed!
Dance Step Animation - Want to learn to Cha-Cha, Foxtrot, Shag, Swing, Tango, Waltz? Very, very Cool :-)
At one time Dan did some great work with CBE. Check out what he's doing now, it's great!
Sammenslutningen af Danske Smĺřer - I've always liked this site, even tho I can't read a word of it :-)
Báthory Erzsébet - uses a nice, vertical, sliding CBE menu.
Human Jazz - I would really like to see him perform.
Scriptographer - Juerg Lehni has created an awesome interface using CBE. The "Paper" object is a CrossBrowserElement object with an embedded iFrame. You really need to check this out!
At one time they used CBE at c-span.org/terrorism - but not now.
RedCyber - very nice design! Uses CBE.
Web Sticky - a unique application - very slick... except it's not there any more :-(
At one time activecore.org was making good use of some of my work. I don't think it's there now.
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