yeeyang
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Website Alignment Out on Macbook
your width on your .wrapper is 980px.
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Automatic git pushes
@traq, no, I completely understand where you're coming from... what I was getting at was more upon not having a develop and production environment and only a production environment for client work which automatically pulls from the master branc…
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CSS Difficulty bar
You want this as an entirely css? Could use :target, maybe... http://codepen.io/ahabion/pen/HejGz
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Custom jQuery Content Slider
did you have circular set to false as well? the example at the very bottom of their homepage is what you're looking for functionally. Checkout their javascript call and settings.
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Custom jQuery Content Slider
set your infinite to :false and that should take care of the reload.
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Custom jQuery Content Slider
Then again... i think you wanted your content to stay hidden ... doh! If you're open to a jquery plugin, my recommendation for your usage would be http://caroufredsel.dev7studios.com/ Lots of customizations and will do pretty much anything yo…
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Custom jQuery Content Slider
Okay @chrisburton, checkout my pen now. I removed the position: relative from your .container and added a div.wrapper around everything and set that up as a position: relative to establish a positioning context. Then kept the position: absolute on…
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Custom jQuery Content Slider
Honestly I don't know what you're wanting to achieve... but from my guestimation, you want your articles to be viewable across the entire screen? Took @chrisburton 's pen and modified it. http://codepen.io/ahabion/pen/bIfvJ
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Automatic git pushes
If you're not afraid to break something, then you may want to utilize Git for deployment. I'm pretty much doing this for my own site (because I'm not overly concerned if it breaks) but for client sites, I definitely would NOT take th…
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Main wrapper sits behind fixed header.
Hrm... if you were using SASS/SCSS then you could set the header height to a variable and then put the variable into both the fixed positioned header and its parent div.
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Position absolute problem with z-index
Looks like you've got your solution. z-indexing is typically handled on the parent level of your elements, so in your case, since the children of #content were showing up behind the children of #slider, your problem exists with those specific …
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How to make hovering over one div to trigger changes in another div?
(without reading everyting) @chriscoyier did a write up on something similar to this using :target Check that out.
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Sticky Footer Method
A little confused on what 'look' you're trying to go for but two things I could suggest. If you're looking to make sure that the footer is always at the bottom of your page, then you already have the footer absolutely positioned…
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facebook or twitter plugin jumping around
Absolute position it where you want it to be. Maybe? Let us know
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Horizontal slide-out menu using jquery and css, buggy on open....help!
looks fine to me in chrome. saw the issue on ff. I changed your: .flyout { display: inline-block; white-space: nowrap; margin-top: 0px; } to .flyout { float: right; white-space: nowrap; margin-top: 0px; } and that seemed to do the trick.
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box-shadow is not working IE8,7,6
use a .png image for a background or @ChrisP's solution.
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Understanding fonts size and layout
you want to apply a padding to your outer containing element to that of your title and menu... once you do that, set that outer containing element to relative and you can absolute position your navigation and logo to the bottom. By applying padding …
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Navigation on a horizontal site?
as far as to scroll from one section to another, just feed in your .offset().left
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Navigation on a horizontal site?
You can use a scroll left. Codepen Example
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creating rounded corners with CSS in iframe
.vidWrapper { position: relative; /* positioning context for images */ width: 354px; height: 231px; } img { position: absolute; } .topBorder, .leftBorder, .bottomBorder { left: 0px…
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creating rounded corners with CSS in iframe
I don't think you'll be able to do it via CSS directly on the iframe or the div around it. What you may be able to do is put in 4 images and absolutely position each one above the iframe. .vidWrapper { …
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text-indent: -9999px = bad seo?
I was talking with a few of my colleagues about this issue too and which one would be more SEO friendly and/or carry more weight in regards to semantics. Doing a little searching I came across this: HTML5BP Github Discussion and also noted on the …