joshuanhibbert
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css sizing percentages pixels
They both work together. The element will be 80% of its parent's width to a minimum width of 500px.
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What's the skinny with Dribbble?
Actually, if you ask for critique, Dribbble can be a great place to get it. I think you will find that most people don't ask for it though.
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What's the skinny with Dribbble?
If you are a designer, then absolutely.
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Sketchbooks for web designers.
Yeah, I use dot grid books too. I'm a big fan of this: http://notemaker.com.au/products/behance-dot-grid-book-australia-newzealand But a cheaper version like this would also suffice: http://dotgrid.co/dot-grid-book-a4-black
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Sublime Text 2, more awesomeness
Ah, forgot about this thread. I keep track of my Sublime Text preferences here for those interested: https://github.com/joshnh/Sublime-Text-Preferences
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Header Feedback
Looking awesome, Chris. Nice work with the updates!
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Header Feedback
3 for me too, Chris. Have you thought about having the borders match the width of the 1/3 grid column below? It feels slightly off for me as it is currently a bit longer. Also, that subscribe button doesn't feel right to me. As it is one of th…
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inline-block layouts
@Paulie_D Most of the time the extra white space doesn't bother me, so I just leave it, but when I do need a fix, that is my go to. I probably should do some further testing though, I just use that because it's easy. In the end, changing …
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inline-block layouts
I almost always use margin-right: -.25em;
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Structuring the "head" tag.
@matt_sanford Local files still require a http request. Also, here is what I generally start with:
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Is this CSS+JS sneaky and bad, or is it OK to 'hide' content this way?
Yeah, I guess the client will have something to say about it too, and in the end they pay the bills! You certainly don't have to worry about Google though, as that is completely acceptable.
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Using very large headings
You certainly don't have to follow the rules to a tee, and there are many ways to create hierarchy and contrast. I think it is really project dependant, but I definitely recommend that you experiment and see what you come up with :) A good tes…
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Is this CSS+JS sneaky and bad, or is it OK to 'hide' content this way?
No worries! Hmmm, so if there is only one event per page, what is wrong with letting the content behave naturally, and as a user expects (like almost every other page on the web)? Sure it might not look quite as sharp, but it will be much easier fo…
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Using very large headings
You may not end up using a header that large, but it's the relationship between the sizes that's important. So if you need that many different levels, then you might use the largest heading.
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Using very large headings
Here are two pretty in-depth articles on the topic: http://webtypography.net/Harmony_and_Counterpoint/Size/3.1.1/ http://retinart.net/typography/typographicscale/
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Looking to Level Up, Designer's Attention Span
Free, and interactive: http://www.codecademy.com/
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Is this CSS+JS sneaky and bad, or is it OK to 'hide' content this way?
Welcome to the forums :) You're not truly hiding the content as you have toggles to show it all. So from a 'best practice' point of view, what you're doing is fine. However, from a 'user experience' point of view, forc…
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How to make a website do the harlem shake.
Here's a much easier way to do it: http://hsmaker.com/
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Help in choosing a computer
My recommendation would be to get a 13" or 15" MacBook Pro and a monitor that you plug it into at home. That way you have a large screen when working from home, and a portable laptop when travelling.
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Branching with Tower Gitclient
You seem to have got it in your last paragraph.
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Branching with Tower Gitclient
When you check out a branch, that site's folder becomes that branch, so you only have one branch worth of files at any one time. So basically, nothing about your workflow changes, except that you know you're on a different branch. Make sen…
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font-size : PX vs EM
@LWTBP That brief statement misses out on a bunch of stuff that is explained in the thread @Paulie_D linked to. If you need to continue the conversation, please do it there.
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oocss / b.e.m question
I still don't know if I follow you 100%, but I think this is what you're after: You would have all of the list styling in .list and the styles that make it look like tabs in .list--tabs. You would then use the following: ... This means …
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oocss / b.e.m question
Maybe I've caused a little bit of confusion with the use of "sub-modules", as Harry just calls them "elements" (which are descendants of the "block"). Also, I think I'm a little confused, as you are using mod…
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Vertical align responsive image
Can you use a background image? http://jsfiddle.net/UvVU7/
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oocss / b.e.m question
Rather than me doing it, check out this in-depth article: http://csswizardry.com/2013/01/mindbemding-getting-your-head-round-bem-syntax/
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oocss / b.e.m question
An extension is more like a sub-module, so I think that Bootstrap do it correctly, as 'toolbar', 'menu', and 'tabs' aren't sub-modules, but different types of lists.
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Automatic git pushes
@chrisburton If you can, definitely learn how to use Git from the command prompt; it is way more powerful. This is what kicked off my relationship with Git: http://try.github.com/levels/1/challenges/1 And when you feel a bit more confident, give th…