Tag: css
10 Years
So for the tenth anniversary, the Zen Garden is open for business once more. I’ve thrown the codebase on Github, given the dusty copy a refresh, started the conversion of the site to HTML5, and brought all of the existing designs kicking and screaming into the modern age. The work isn’t done yet, but it’s […]
Line Clampin’ | CSS-Tricks
You want X lines of text. Anything after that, gracefully cut off. That’s “line clamping” and it is a perfectly legit desire. When you can count on text being a certain number of lines, you can create stronger and more reliable grids from the elements that contain that text, as well as achieve some symmetric […]
Frankie Roberto – Responsive Text
In agreement, nifty idea, but defiantly unsure of the practical application.
Lea Verou – Pure CSS3 typing animation with steps()
Pretty nifty trick.
CSS-Tricks – Functional CSS Tabs Revisited
The idea of "CSS Tabs" has been around for a long time. If you Google it, a lot of what you get is styled CSS tabs, but less stuff on the building an actually functional tabbed area. At least, functional in the sense as we think of tabbed areas today: click a tab, see a […]
The Watchmaker Project – How to fix the broken iPad form label click issue
Nice and simple fix, defiantly not quite as common a problem on the iPhone (rarely do I find myself wanting to hit the label vs. the input field).
CSS-Tricks – IE 8 Thinks All Table Cells Have a Colspan
So thanks for keeping things interesting IE.
Snook.ca – Font sizing with rem
Seriously nice.
Google Web Fonts – Streamline your web font requests. Introducing “text=”
Pretty intelligent Google.
Mobile Boilerplate
Awesome resource.