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Griddle is a fluid and modular grid system for modern browsers — IE8+, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome. It uses inline-block and box-sizing to provide features that float-based layouts cannot. At Griddle's core is a set of Sass functions and mixins that automate the production of the grid's CSS. The benefits Using inline-block, box-sizing, and percentage units at the core of a CSS grid system has s
CSS Downloads by Media Query A test by @scottjehl The point of this page is to test whether today's browsers will download stylesheets that are referenced with media queries that would not apply on that browser or device. This page contains 10 link elements that reference CSS files meant for testing. Each link has a media attribute containing a unique media query. All but a few of these media quer
A few days ago, the incredibly talented Roman Komarov posted an experiment of his with pure CSS “scrolling shadows”. If you’re using Google Reader, you are probably familiar with the effect: In Roman’s experiment, he is using absolutely positioned pseudoelements to cover the shadows (which are basically radial gradients as background images), taking advantage of the fact that when you scroll a scr
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I was helping Laura (a developer who works with me) learn about cross-browser debugging this week, which got me excited to share my process. The first principal is simply: Work with CSS, not against it. CSS has an underlying design and when you work with it, with the natural flow of how CSS is meant to be used, you will find you have a lot less bugs. I learned CSS by reading the W3C specifications
property -o-property -ms-property -moz-property -webkit-property LESS Prefixer is a set of LESS mixins that let you use vendor-prefixed CSS properties without the prefixes. It uses some simple conventions and gets out of the way so you can use the CSS you already know, but with less typing. Download Tweet view on github How it works: As a rule, you can use the CSS properties you would expect just
28 April, 2012 The single responsibility principle applied to CSS Written by Harry Roberts on CSS Wizardry. Table of Contents When to use it? But! Having just spoken at the Front-Trends conference in Warsaw, I’ve decided to expand on something which my talk mentioned a lot: classes. My talk covered how to build big, scalable front-ends and one of the key factors involved in doing so is sensible an
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CSSO (CSS Optimizer) is a CSS minifier. It performs three sort of transformations: cleaning (removing redundant), compression (replacement for shorter form) and restructuring (merge of declarations, rulesets and so on). npm install csso Try it out Maintainers Roman Dvornov Authors Initial idea — Vitaly Harisov (vitaly@harisov.name) Implementation — Sergey Kryzhanovsky (skryzhanovsky@ya.ru) English
Fri, 3 Feb 2012 This is not a demo. I’m only explaining a need as I see it. I don’t have the JS chops to make it real. Maybe you do? Updates Mat Marquis made Molten Leading and this nifty demo Jim Jeffers made jQuery-minLineHeight Original post When a responsive composition meets a viewport, there are different ways to fill space. What interests me most here is a fundamental triadic relationship i
Write more, do less More simplifies CSS to make it more intuitive, allowing you to write human readable code that fits with the way you think. More runs on both the client-side and server-side (Node.js). Write some More: #header colour: cmyk(one-hundred-and-eight, eighteen, zero, forty-five) !unimportant; #header width: twenty-five-and-three-quarters percent !unimportant; #about h2 span background
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