For some reason this appeals to me, but I’m not sure we’d get away with using it on the University website: Big Red Angry Text.
It’s a CSS declaration that you add to your global CSS file that spots any non-compliant HTML tags (such as <font>, <p align=”left”>, or <center> and shows them up for [...]
Spotted on a Twitter by web designer extraordinaire Andy Clarke:
CSS Print Framework: http://code.google.com/p/hartija/ - might be worth a look
This morning I’ve been cleaning up some CSS code for a redesign of some web pages.
Last week I got it working in rough, today I was cleaning it up. Giving classes proper names rather than things like “navTest”.
Except that somewhere between 09:30 and 12:30 I managed also to break something else. Another part of the [...]
For Web coding I use WeBuilder 2007 from Blumentals, which is excellent.
If you’re just looking for a good, quick way to write CSS code check out their Free CSS Toolbox.
Okay, so I want to use the Blueprint CSS framework for a website I’m working on.
Page width is worked out with this formula:
Total width = (number_of_columns * column_width) - margin_width
So, I want a page width as close to 950px as possible, but able to divide equally into 7 sections (for the main navigation). By default [...]
Kamatzy’s Blueprint Grid CSS Generator has now been updated to version 0.7.1, although the downloadable version is currently still at version: v.04 (2007-08-29).
A new version of the Blueprint CSS framework has been released: version 0.7.1.
If you do any kind of web design check it out.
