mmcgu1966
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Tahoma font family
A little overkill, but the whole article is worth reading. I've never used Frutiger before and like the look. Here's my current (simpler) stack that targets Tahoma: font-family: Frutiger, "Frutiger Linotype", Tahoma, Helvetica, …
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Tahoma font family
I think I found a better answer here: http://www.sitepoint.com/eight-definitive-font-stacks-2/ font-family: Frutiger, "Frutiger Linotype", Univers, Calibri, "Gill Sans", "Gill Sans MT", "Myriad Pro", Myriad,…
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Tahoma font family
I was about to whip-out "stacking", but now I'm curious why you ask since I thought it was kinda moot outside of using it outside of '@font-face'.
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decimal pixel values for text-shadow?
However, not working in Chrome makes me think it's not worth doing. Sigh.
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decimal pixel values for text-shadow?
I'm using firefox and firebug to move the values from .1 to .9 and I can see the shadow move The example agrees with you in Chrome, but in Firefox you can see the difference. Chrome must round the px value.. which tends to limit the coolness o…
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What to do with browser-specific tags as they become standarized
I noticed that border-radius is accepted by Chrome, Firefox, and IE. Oddly enough, I also discovered that Oprah never did have a '-o-border-radius' prefix and we all just assumed they did. So, does that make that browser prefix dead? Anyb…
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What to do with browser-specific tags as they become standarized
I just realized one important assumption that I think we all made. What if the W3C changes a 'standard' tag. Since the browsers have browser-specific tags, that assumed standard tag we use today may eventually stop working, but the fallbac…
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What to do with browser-specific tags as they become standarized
@joshuanhibbert ... that's the basic point. A vendor prefix would in turn, be completely ignored if the browser is using a 'standard' prefix given after it. Don't know why I didn't think of that in the beginning.
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What to do with browser-specific tags as they become standarized
Thanks guys.. on a tangent.. aren't the browsers actually going to be the source of the standard? In the end, if the major browsers collectively decide to adopt their own standard, wouldn't that be the defacto standard, regardless of the W…
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Putting IE-specific CSS on the main stylesheet using HTML conditional comments
Turns out, this is badly formatted HTML, but is Microsoft's badly formatted HTML, specifically for IE. Here's my updated version.. note the different HTML format between the IE and !IE lines. Oddly, Boilerplate doesn't look like it …
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ways to have grayscale images
I think I figured out what they wanted to hear: HTML5 canvas. I hadn't realized that you can divide the color averages by 3 to get a grayscale result... though unless its a large project with a lot of pictures, I'd still rather do two imag…
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Making up tags - WHY is it wrong?
I've seen a couple companies use custom tags for intranet in-house use, using standard browsers for the front-end. Can't say I understood why though.
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stuck on a :hover transition opacity issue
Thanks guys, that was the key. I solved the issue by giving the normal image to the li and the 'hover' image to the a within the li, both floated left, so the a image over-rode the li image, then gave it opacity:0 with the transition to op…
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pros and cons of using all Classes and no IDs?
Thanks Chris, that's a big difference.