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Posts Tagged ‘CSS’

Form Follows Function

In CSS, HTML, Web on 16 January 2013 tagged CSS, HTML5, Interactive, Jongmin Kim with no comments

Interactive developer Jongmin Kim has developed a collection of interactive experiences made in HTML. There’s a couple of nifte examples in there. Check them out at http://fff.cmiscm.com/#!/main.

FFFFallback

In CSS, Fonts, Webservice on 27 April 2011 tagged CSS, Ffffallback, Fonts, Web fonts with no comments

Ffffallback is a simple bookmarklet that makes it easy to find fallback fonts in your design. It works by scanning the CSS of the page in order to identify excisting web fonts. Via a Aaron Gustafson tweet.

Ceaser

In CSS, Webservice on 21 April 2011 tagged Ceaser, CSS, Easing with no comments

Ceaser – a CSS Easing Animation Tool by Matthew Lein. Via Veerle.

CSS:restr

In CSS, Webservice on 19 April 2011 tagged CSS, CSS reset, CSS:restr with no comments

Tired of browsers adding padding and margin to your layouts. The help is here. CSS:resetr makes you neutralize the browser defaults and get on with your job.

@font-face

In CSS, Fonts, Webservice on 17 April 2011 tagged @font-face, CSS, CSS3, Fonts, Webfonts with no comments

Get up to speed on how to use and implement the @font-face rule in your web projects. You might want to check out www.font-face.com.

prefixMyCSS

In CSS, Webservice on 12 April 2011 tagged CSS, CSS3, PrefixMyCSS with no comments

Are you tired of writing multiple lines of CSS code to get all the right prefixes ? Get over to prefixMyCSS and this nifty service will save you time and the frustration of remembering all the right browser vendor prefixes. Via a Bruce Lawson tweet.

How the BBC use CSS

In CSS on 4 November 2010 tagged BBC, CSS, Guide with no comments

Keir Whitaker from Carsonified posted a link to “How the BBC use CSS” the other day on their ThinkVitamin blog. Quite an interesting read.