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Cross-Browser CSS Prefixes With Prefixr
In: web resources
4 Aug 2011Advertise here with BSA Jeffrey Way of Nettuts+ has recently created a simple-yet-useful web application named Prefixr that can auto-insert cross-browser prefixes for a given CSS file. Once a CSS file is pasted into the application, it scans all the rules and adds browser-specific ones when applicable. Simply, writing only border-radius will end up in [...]
20 New Tools for for Easier CSS Development
In: web resources
12 Jul 2011Advertise here with BSA There are many tools built to help with CSS, and improved ones are constantly being created. The fresh tools we have for you in this article will greatly improve your work-flow, whether that be by solving validation or debugging snags, or taking care of many of those tedious repetitive tasks that [...]
Advertise here with BSA BoxJS and BoxCSS are two different-yet-similar services built by the same developer team which offer a simplified method in compressing JavaScript and CSS files, serving the minimized versions and caching them. They are free-to-use web apps which BoxJS requires including a lightweight JavaScript file (1.4kb) in web pages, specifying the JS [...]
WhatFont – A Bookmarklet For Identifying Fonts
In: web resources
8 Jul 2011Advertise here with BSA When browsing a website, we sometimes see a beautiful font, wonder what it is, check the source + CSS file (or Firebug) and get the answer. Sounds familiar? WhatFont is a bookmarklet that eases this process so much. Once pressed, it displays the font used for any text hovered. If you [...]
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Validate Forms in WordPress with jQuery
In: Design|tutorial
13 Jul 2011This article will teach you how to add validation to your WordPress comment forms, using jQuery. With validation, users can submit their comment and instantly see if they’ve hit an issue. There is no need to submit the page and get WordPress’ default “There is a problem…” page. Instead, errors are displayed inline instantly. In [...]