Tag: css
Code Fast Die Young – Design annoyances
Too true.
CSS–101 – Go fetch yourself!
It’s a little weird sometimes to think that the CSS selectors work from right to left, so if you end with an id, you just spent way more time on grabbing a DOM element, the browser grabbed with the id alone.
CSS-Tricks – Sans-Serif
Instead of labeling every font, just list the generic font-family and you’re done.
Paul Rouget – IE9 & HTML5
Yep, IE9 is better but it’s still not a modern browser, two years ago it might have been, today not so much.
Treesaver.js
It creates some really nice and impressive layouts.
Fontspring – The New Bulletproof @Font-Face Syntax
In short yes there is a better way.
CSS-Tricks – Rotating Feature Boxes
Pretty neat trick, rotate through boxes of html content and display subtitles when the boxes is on the side.
Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report – 2010: The Year in Web Standards
What a year indeed for web design and web standards.
Jon Raasch’s Blog – CSS Data URIs: Use Them In All Browsers Now!
Excellent post on how to use Data URI’s in all browsers down to IE7/6.
Smashing Magazine – Using the LESS CSS Preprocessor for Smarter Style Sheets
This is something I keep trying out, being totally enamored with and never using at my job.