mikes02
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How are you handling responsive typography?
I use EM as well, I should have been more specific, I didn't want this to be an em vs px debate. What I am really curious to find out is, how much adjusting do you find yourself doing as your layout breaks down? Are you adjusting font size a lo…
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Retina media query not loading background image
Ended up using the new method Chris posted about and all is working great now: @media only screen and (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 2), only screen and (min-resolution: 192dpi) { #textured { background: url('images/background@2X.png�…
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Retina media query not loading background image
The padding bottom had the - not sure why it didn't paste. I tried updating my media query and it still isn't loading the 2x background image, here is what I have: #textured{background:url('images/background.png') repeat;padding…
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WordPress: Custom Post Type not showing up in wp_nav_menus
OK, so after searching up and down it ended up being the simplest thing, under Screen Options you have to add a checkmark next to the custom post type in order for it to show up. When you go to Appearance > Menus you have to use the Screen Option…
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jQuery: Animate only if class exists
Ya, I had tried that, it doesn't work, it's still doing the animation.
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another simple @media query problem
Media Queries should be at the bottom of the stylesheet so that the declarations are not overwritten. Also, why are you hiding your navigation? The site basically becomes unusable once it's gone, or do you plan to style it differently?
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another simple @media query problem
That's because it is being overwritten, you have your media query placed above article.main-content in the stylesheet, so it's being replaced by the margin-left:250px. Move the media query to the bottom of your stylesheet and that should f…
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Responsive Web Design: When to use px vs. % on margins and padding?
For the record though, I am looking to find a better understanding of percetage based margins and paddings on fluid layouts, if possible, based on what I posted above.
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if "certain" variable exist... do this.?
It works the same way in mine, even with the echo in front, it is saying to only echo "Enter Text You want to Echo" if $_GET['word'] isset and it equals Hello, else don't echo anything. It's the PHP Ternary Operator.
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Responsive Web Design: When to use px vs. % on margins and padding?
I suppose it doesn't have to be completely fluid, I was just trying that route out, but in the interest of time on this project you may be right in just using media queries to deliver different styles at the break points.
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if "certain" variable exist... do this.?
You could also do: by using isset you are ensuring that the $_GET['word'] actually exists and is not null:
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Responsive Web Design: When to use px vs. % on margins and padding?
From what I understand, I set the width via percentage, I don't touch the height at all, so let's say I have a 500px width div inside of a 900px container, if I understand correctly the percentage would be: #sample-div { width: 55.5555…
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Responsive Web Design: When to use px vs. % on margins and padding?
How could it be a fixed height if it's responsive though?
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Firefox ignoring max-width:320px media query
I actually did try that, didn't change anything unfortunately.
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Irrational
You could use something like this jQuery Placeholder Support just know you are relying on a JS method.
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Irrational
It is also important to note that placeholder is not supported in all browsers, it is still safe to use on projects, just know that not all browsers will render the placeholder value.
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360 spin image on hover?
Doesn't look like PIE supports animations, I was hoping there would be a jQuery approach that would work well.
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360 spin image on hover?
I need cross-browser support though, specifically with IE.
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WordPress Custom Query Help
Because I'm a moron and didn't think that would work, lol, but it worked just fine, it always ends up being the easiest thing, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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How to do angled navigation?
I am perfectly aware of CSS image replacement techniques for navigation, I just haven't seen it angled like that where the anchor tag wraps perfectly around the link, as far as I have always understood it when replacing an anchor text with an i…
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How to do angled navigation?
So how did they fake it? Did they actually use image maps?
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WordPress mass image insert to post?
In theory that works, but that would still attach images from the custom fields that I don't want to be a part of the loop and I can't think of any way to exclude those images. I am using custom fields to add a custom header image and a cu…
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WordPress mass image insert to post?
Hard coding a gallery into the bottom of each post page hasn't been a viable option either because I am using custom fields on the posts for banner images and a home page featured image which would not be included within the gallery, but by def…
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Detect Mac or PC to deliver stylesheet?
I use Eric Meyer's reset on all of my projects, the width effect is purely related to the way browsers render text and the difference in font rendering between mac and PC that was throwing off the width, with sprite images it works perfectly an…
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Detect Mac or PC to deliver stylesheet?
I went ahead and just used sprites after all, it works cross-browser and was easier than doing a bunch of browser specific styles.
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Detect Mac or PC to deliver stylesheet?
I have a horizontal drop down menu and due to width differences in the way browsers render text and also the way text is rendered between PC and Mac browsers there was up to a 25px difference in widths which made positioning not work until I started…
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Setting up WordPress ad blocks?
How would I go about making this particular widget?