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sliver37

  • Editing live with SASS

    For small websites, $1000 jobs of ye' olde average web worker, this whole "local only" workflow can be a pain... Especially if you have maintenance contracts with your clients. If you're not on your main working system and a cli…
    Comment by sliver37 May 2 permalink
  • Need to track no of users visiting the site ?

    I guess there are edge cases where people want to see the stats, just like people need the youtube view counter, however please don't try to bring back the old 1990's page-counter fad ;)
    Comment by sliver37 May 2 permalink
  • What language/technique should I use?

    AJAX is pretty good for this situation and is pretty easy to use even without properly "learning" it, take a look at starting from a theme, especially a blank one like All Ajax Theme
    Comment by sliver37 February 16 permalink
  • I have a very stupid, easy question.

    I also couldn't understand the question properly, but as Chrisburton mentioned margin-bottom was the first thing that came to mind. Basically if you just want space under every paragraph use margin-bottom on all your P tags. If you are formatt…
    Comment by sliver37 December 2012 permalink
  • [Beta] Live edit CSS, Sass & LESS projects

    @Namit, Very nice looking app, the demand for something like this on windows is higher than you might think. The second a good one is released I'll throw my money at it. @Paulie_D, @mellasc You guys should definitely give Scout a go if you ha…
    Comment by sliver37 December 2012 permalink
  • Mobile development/responsive design. Where am i going wrong?

    Firstly, it seems to be working responsively on my end using Chrome. All I see is a single style-sheet with media queries at the bottom so what are you actually asking or did you solve it? #confused. ;) Usually the reasoning behind wanting a single…
    Comment by sliver37 December 2012 permalink
  • How to decode this javascript

    @Mottie I want to decode javascript not PHP.... lol? The bookmarklet is for javascript?
    Comment by sliver37 December 2012 permalink
  • How many media queries is too many?

    I've been thinking about the same question. I think the only real "issue" with doing it this way (which is indeed very awesome!) is the code bloat it produces instead of a condensed block down the bottom. As you have stated you would …
    Comment by sliver37 December 2012 permalink
  • Javascript Noob Question (swipe.js)

    I know there's a super-genius-guru out there that can tell me whether it's practical or not ;)
    Comment by sliver37 December 2012 permalink
  • Help !!!!

    Gasp.
    Comment by sliver37 September 2012 permalink
  • HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRIS!

    Awesome! Happy birthday Chris, what ever it may mean: a days break... Or work as usual, have a good one.
    Comment by sliver37 August 2012 permalink
  • HTML Image Map

    @goalieman34 You need to set a logical parent container to "position: relative" so that when you set "position: absolute" on each link, it will have the correct context. For example the way your mark-up is currently, the #conte…
    Comment by sliver37 July 2012 permalink
  • Is this a good forum for beginners?

    @BenWalker nailed it. As long as people don't expect the forums to basically do their job for them, they'll usually get the answers they're looking for. Generally the quality of help provided by this forum is outstanding. There are …
    Comment by sliver37 July 2012 permalink
  • Compass/Sass on Windows

    Google "scout sass" and use that. It's awesome. Unfortunately it's not being updated/maintained far as I can tell but it works great. The only issue I had was updated java (jr7) and it was still trying to find "jr6", …
    Comment by sliver37 May 2012 permalink
  • Sticky Footer Problem

    If only, raj, if only... ;)
    Comment by sliver37 May 2012 permalink
  • E-commerce Suggestions?

    Thanks for the suggestions, I've heard a lot about Magento, people seem very split down the middle with it. I hear it's very resource intensive and bloated from some, others say it's comprehensive and amazing. I will definitely look i…
    Comment by sliver37 May 2012 permalink
  • Website / hourly rate / average budget

    Between $20/hr - $100/hr. Now go get'em.
    Comment by sliver37 March 2012 permalink
  • What kind of Degree did you get in Web Dev?

    Another self taught here. The best way to learn is follow the pro's: Read their blog, watch/read their tutorials, and if possible attend their conferences. I have degree's but they're useless at this point (no employer has even ask…
    Comment by sliver37 March 2012 permalink
  • Hello my name is....

    Hi guys! Nice to learn a little about the fellow forum posters around here, a lot of you are very active users, with absolutely invaluable advice. My little story: I'm 21 years old from Australia, been playing around with websites for 5 yea…
    Comment by sliver37 March 2012 permalink
  • XHTML of HTML5

    There isn't really any reason not to use HTML5 these days. Start off slowly, getting into the new elements as you feel comfortable. Make sure you normalise the new elements and include the html5 shiv for IE support. (if you're not sure on…
    Comment by sliver37 February 2012 permalink
  • Jquery effect like Disjointed Rollover ......

    Yes, thanks @Mottie for taking the time to re-factor our code and providing some nice advice. It really does help getting feedback from the pro's. Hope this thread has helped you find your answers, @autodefrost. ;)
    Comment by sliver37 February 2012 permalink
  • Jquery effect like Disjointed Rollover ......

    I also just started learning, taking @joshuanhibbert's example, mine would have looked something similar to this: http://jsfiddle.net/sliver37/HSB9h/ If it doesn't work, It's because I haven't used fiddle until now, will work i…
    Comment by sliver37 February 2012 permalink
  • What's wrong with my jQuery code?

    Try $('a[href="#"]').click(function(event){ event.preventDefault(); });
    Comment by sliver37 February 2012 permalink
  • how can i protect my template from thiefs ...?

    Not a good idea in my opinion. I mean that in the least offensive way possible. What you are trying to do is absolutely justifiable and good, but unfortunately thieves will always steal it if they want it enough. You will end up making it harder t…
    Comment by sliver37 February 2012 permalink
  • Average clients budget?

    Agreed with the above, I know it sucks when the only response you get to pricing information is "It depends" but that's literally how it is. I was recently having a conversation with another local design business about their pricing …
    Comment by sliver37 February 2012 permalink
  • How much do you charge per hour?

    @JamesBarnsley I don't work solo, small partnership, front-end/back-end. We charge between $60-$100/hr. Depending on the company/project. Define your target market, and get into it! Your prices will change as you gain experience, if you spen…
    Comment by sliver37 February 2012 permalink
  • How much do you charge per hour?

    @chriscoyier Hey Chris, curious, how many employees were on the payroll at your previous job? @JamesBarnsley A good way to judge your hourly wage is grab the contact information of all the local competitors you can find, and send them a "fake…
    Comment by sliver37 January 2012 permalink
  • How Big a site can Wordpress handle as a CMS?

    Yeah a Government website tends to have 1000's of redundant/outdated pages. On the topic, I don't see why WordPress wouldn't be capable. The main factor in using WordPress is how clever you are at customizing content input, and sor…
    Comment by sliver37 January 2012 permalink
  • How Chris Do This

    It's three different images combined into a sprite. Use media queries for different page widths, and change the background position of the sprite to show a different portion of the frog. Apply a small CSS transition with opacity to get the f…
    Comment by sliver37 December 2011 permalink
  • Tough Clients (rabble, rabble, rabble)

    @JoshWhite ""I'll obviously defer to your final decision, but I strongly recommend another course of action". I like that closing statement :) @TheDoc Yeah I completely agree, 9 times out of 10, if you have explained it profes…
    Comment by sliver37 December 2011 permalink