Theme Development Screencast – Part 3
January 10th, 2013In this screencast we continue with our CSS except now we’re also delving into using other software like MAMP Pro and Codekit and begin getting to grips with SASS & Compass.
Read More...In this screencast we continue with our CSS except now we’re also delving into using other software like MAMP Pro and Codekit and begin getting to grips with SASS & Compass.
Read More...A customer wanted to have an “Opening Times” module on their website that emphasised the current day of the week, just to help make it as easy as possible to see when they could drop in.
Using PHP you can call the current day so I created this simple code to output a class depending on different list items depending on the day.
Read More...So your client has asked for an awesome new site, you’ve got lots to think about, progressive enhancement being one of them. Your customer has quite a few visitors on older browsers that have no support for SVG – so you’ve got to figure a way to provide a fallback.
Read on to learn about a couple of the best methods.
Read More...Microsoft is doing pretty well this time around with IE10, finally shaking loose the mortal coil that has been around their browser’s neck for many a year due to woeful releases.
However, it’s not without its man traps. @-ms-viewport being one of them. If you’re doing responsive web design you really need to pay attention to this one.
Chris Burton on the CSS Tricks forums asked for some help turning an HTML heart character into a beating version of itself, I was happy to oblige by unleashing some JQuery on it.
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