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philgyford : The 1KB CSS Grid by Tyler Tate :: A simple, lightweight approach - As simple as a grid-based CSS framework thing could be. (via Infovore)
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nelson : Leaner CSS - A compiler for a simple language whose result is CSS
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Simon Willison : Styling buttons to look like links - Styling buttons to look like links. Nat has a neat trick for styling submit buttons to look like regular links—so there’s absolutely no excuse for using a “delete” link when you should be using a POST request.
philgyford : Styling buttons to look like links | Natalie Downe - For the very few occasions when you want to make a submit button look like a standard link. Not that you should. (via Simon Willison)
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wearehugh : camen design · Video for Everybody!
deusx : camen design · Video for Everybody! - "Video For Everybody is very simply a chunk of HTML code that embeds a video into a website using the HTML5 <video> element which offers native playback in Firefox 3.5 and Safari 3 & 4 ... In other browsers that do not support <video>
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philgyford : Bits & Pixels – Blog Archive – Cross-browser transparent columns - How to make the background of a block semi-transparent but have the content opaque. Bit of a palaver, but it works.
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nelson : Blueprint - A framework for CSS, a good starting point for desgin
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nelson : Dynamic web fonts and DRM - Mark Pilgrim, as always, eloquent
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deusx : URL Shortening Hinting - Laughing Meme - "Kevin Marks suggested rel=”canonical” and when I said that was the opposite of what I wanted replied rev=”canonical” is by definition the opposite of rel=”canonical”, but in practice people don’t grok rev. I had never heard of “link
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philgyford : Stu Nicholls | CSSplay | A css only dropdown menu - Sounds good but haven't explored it thoroughly.
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deusx : V2 suggestion on WeGottaEat - "We did pull a lot of the design and functionality of V2 from the delicious website. We really like the simplicity and usefulness of that layout. ... Yeah, and it would be great if that layout was public domain, and not the work of many hours of many
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Douglas Bowman : Semantics in HTML 5 - John lays down the criticism on they way the W3C is approaching HTML5. He (rightly, IMO) argues that adding new elements is not the way to make HTML5 backwards nor forwards compatible. Toward the end of the article, he suggests that adding new attributes
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philgyford : When can I use... - "Compatibility tables for features in HTML5, CSS3, SVG and other upcoming web technologies." A lot of waiting involved. (via Dotcode)
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Simon Willison : Recreating the button - Recreating the button. Fascinating article from Doug Bowman on the work that went in to creating custom CSS buttons for use across Google’s different applications, avoiding images to improve performance ensure they could be easily styled using just CS
philgyford : Recreating the button | stopdesign - Doug Bowman on how buttons were developed on Google apps. Good HTML/CSS cleverness. (via Simon Willison)
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Douglas Bowman : Semantics in HTML 5 - John lays down the criticism on they way the W3C is approaching HTML5. He (rightly, IMO) argues that adding new elements is not the way to make HTML5 backwards nor forwards compatible. Toward the end of the article, he suggests that adding new attributes
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doug : Semantics in HTML 5 - John lays down the criticism on they way the W3C is approaching HTML5. He (rightly, IMO) argues that adding new elements is not the way to make HTML5 backwards nor forwards compatible. Toward the end of the article, he suggests that adding new attributes
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doug : Semantics in HTML 5 - John lays down the criticism on they way the W3C is approaching HTML5. He (rightly, IMO) argues that adding new elements is not the way to make HTML5 backwards nor forwards compatible. Toward the end of the article, he suggests that adding new attributes
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deusx : HTML-Ipsum
fastclemmy : HTML-Ipsum - HTML-Ipsum by fastclemmy Might be useful one day. html lorem ipsum hotlinks Copy | React (0)
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deusx : Deliverance — Deliverance v0.3 documentation - "Deliverance is a tool to theme HTML, applying a consistent style to applications and static files regardless of how they are implemented, and separating site-wide styling from application-level templating."
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Richard Rutter : Accessible Forms using WCAG 2.0 - Useful examples, backed up with video evidence.
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Richard Rutter : Fieldset legends – too much accessibility - Interesting reminder that JAWS repeats the legend with each form control.
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wearehugh : the best keygen documentation ever - i had no idea this was so widely supported
joshua : keygen attribute?
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deusx : Eric's Archived Thoughts: JavaScript Will Save Us All - "we’re all vendors now, baby!"
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Simon Willison : Conditional classnames - Conditional classnames. Yahoo!’s internal coding standards still recommend CSS hacks over conditional comments because a separate stylesheet for IE imposes an additional HTTP request. Paul Hammond points out that you can use conditional comments to wr
Eric Meyer : Conditional classnames - True 'nough.
deusx : paulhammond.org: Conditional classnames - "If you use this HTML: <!--[if IE ]> <body class="ie"> <![endif]--> <!--[if !IE]>--> <body> <!--<![endif]--> with CSS that looks something like: div.foo { color: inherit; } .ie div.foo {
philgyford : Paulhammond.org: Conditional classnames - An easy way to apply Internet Explorer CSS hacks. So simple that, in retrospect, it's hard to believe no one's thought of it before. Smashing.
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deusx : PURE Unobtrusive Rendering Engine for HTML - "PURE is an Open Source JavaScript Template Engine for HTML. Truly unobtrusive, it leaves your HTML untouched. It is cross-browser (IE 6.0+, FF 2+, Safari 2.0+, Opera 9.0+)."
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