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Opinion: Can we improve the efficiency of comma separated multiple selector targeting
@Josh, LOVE IT! Let's get that into all browsers! Especially this comment: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/05/moz-any-selector-grouping/#comment-88555
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Opinion: Can we improve the efficiency of comma separated multiple selector targeting
Wellll. . . Browsers read selectors right to left, so I don't know how that would work with a syntax like you're suggesting. For example: Consider this selector string: html body p.article ul#left li.odd The browser would first find al…
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CSS Trick V10 - New Design discussion
I'm seeing some bad problems with words wrapping to new lines righ tin the middle of the word. I'm on FF15 on Ubuntu 12.04
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What are the pros and cons of your own server?
One other thing: If you're doing this for your own website, it's much easier than if you're doing it as a service for hire. If it's just for you, you only need to install the software you need, otherwise, you have to install ever…
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What are the pros and cons of your own server?
You can also use a dynamic DNS service (dyndns.org) to set up a server on a dynamic DNS connection. There are a lot of great resources out there for setting one up. One really big advantage is that all the software for running a server (including th…
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css browser reset, why not add it to the spec? Is this a worthy proposal or...
Hmmmm. . . Interesting thought. This really could be useful, until IE decides they want a different reset than everyone else, which puts us right back where we were to begin with. Then we make reset styles that we use to standardise the browser rese…
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Coda for Windows?
the only thing i use dreamweaver for is html emails. for everything else there's sublime text 2. In my opinion, for everything there's Sublime Text 2.
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my site looks bad on internet explorer
"my site looks bad on Internet explorer" That's basically the definition of IE around here, sadly.
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Display: Block vs Inline
Another big difference is that block elements (floated or not) can have the margin and padding styles defined, while inline elements can't. I think this is also true for some of the position styles as well.
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css basics
Here's a site that lets you download free css templates: http://www.freecsstemplates.org/ I'd just download one of those and start changing stuff to get a feel for how everything works. I'd also recommend the Mozilla Developer Network…
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Foldable TextMate CSS Groups (i.e. CSSEdit)
Does anyone know how to do this with Sublime Text 2?
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Fallback "font-size" When Using Google Web Fonts
You want to use the font-size-adjust property to change the x-height of each font, making each font about the same size. Here's some good articles about it: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/CSS/font-size-adjust http://webdesignernotebook.com/c…
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Apache ErrorDocument 404 but without the automatic 404 header?
Make an index.php file, then route all your pages through it. Your URL would look like this: http://example.com/index.php?page=page-title
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Aligning two position:absolute elements to each other's vertical center
I'm confused about what you want. Can you post a screenshot of what you're getting now, and what you want? I'll be happy to help once I understand what you're asking!
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Incrementing a value in pure CSS
Yes, it is calc() that you're referring to, I think, here's a table of it's support: http://caniuse.com/#feat=calc
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scalable vector graphic
I like the idea of using SVG a lot, although I've never had the time to really learn it, and I'm not to sure of it's browser support. @cpyle0819, HTML5 allows you to directly embed SVG (and MathML for that matter) into HTML.
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What FREE HTML5, CSS3, PHP, Javascript Editor do you recommend ?
Sublime Text 2. Period. There are also a lot of plugins (I think they call the packages) for it to add a lot more features (including FTP).
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Image protection with jQuery
I haven't tested this, but if the window goes inactive during the taking of a screenshot, you could do this: html:not(:active) img.secure {opacity:0;} Again, I haven't tested it, and I don't know how many OS's inactivate the wind…
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Image protection with jQuery
What about stacking five images on top of each other? One with the red channel, one with the green, etc. Then put a transparent one on top of everything to finish it all off. Maybe even split that into pieces, then put all four layers back together …
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Image protection with jQuery
@Hompimpa, I'm proud to be a Texan! Also, look at how the watermark is applied here: http://www.airplane-pictures.net/photo/194519/00-0172-usa-air-force-boeing-c-17a-globemaster-iii/ Something like that would be the best way to keep hackers f…
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Image protection with jQuery
Flikr (I'm sure I mis-spelled that) uses a transparent div on top of the image. This could probably be done better with pseudo elements, but in the end, if someone wants the image, they can get it. Period. Watermarks would certainly be recommen…
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Struggling with a transition
Yes, it's possible with a css animation. See here: http://dabblet.com/gist/2022500 EDIT: Whoops, I didn't see that this had already been posted.
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Controversial concept
I like it! There's actually a snippet on this site to crash IE6, see here: http://css-tricks.com/snippets/html/make-ie-6-crash/
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What to do with browser-specific tags as they become standarized
I agree with Paulie_D, I use Prefix free for everything. http://leaverou.github.com/prefixfree/