Category Archive for CSS

Styling Images and Other Objects in Blog Posts

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!I wrote HTML before they really made any good editors for it, back in the old days of 64 colors or however many there were back then. Tables were the only option. You could place something anywhere you wanted [...]

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Firefox for Mac Sucks

Short, sweet and to the point. CSS doesn’t look the same. A window pricing calculator I wrote in javascript that works in Safari, IE7, and Firefox for Windows doesn’t work right. Why? I don’t know. But I am not going to spend just as much time writing a seperate calculator. Bring it on, Firefox people.
Update: [...]

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Using BlueprintCSS for Drupal

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First, the design is a work in process. I know it sucks right now. But BlueprintCSS is awsome for layouts. There are not too many tutorials that go into detail on how to use it. But it’s simple, so no worry. I just used it to build the layout and used a [...]

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Design by Accident

The alignment of the logo in the header was an accident. Didn’t really mean to put it there, but I forgot to adjust the size of the top black bar. My name was supposed to go inside the black bar. But I uploaded the change and saw the the accident. I was about to fix [...]

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Hacking Wordpress Themes

I don’t know if you can it being a perfectionist, but i can’t really rest until a site I have does everything I want it to do. If it doesn’t fit, it just doesn’t fit. The main issue with the template I was using before was space. I was running out of space. It didn’t [...]

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A New Wordpress Theme

I went off on a tangent today because I was tired of working aorund the limitations of this Wordpress Theme. I started on my own. The inspiration came from a WIRED cover. WIRED is very visually appealing magazine. Always at the forefront with new uses for fonts, alignment, and symbols. This is the cover.
I took [...]

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