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How To Use Media Queries For Device Targeting
In: programming|SEO|web design
15 Jul 2011Media queries are a way to serve different css rules to different devices and device characteristics. They’re the final piece in allowing us to create designs that are truly responsive to our audience and how our visitors choose to view our sites. The last few weeks we’ve been building up toward responsive layouts, first by [...]
An Introduction to Object Oriented CSS
In: web resources
27 Jun 2011With richer interactions and media heavy pages mushrooming on the web, creating web pages, which load faster and respond well has become a challenge. Separating the content, presentation and behavior of a page using HTML, CSS and JS, is not the only thing that front-end engineers have to concentrate on nowadays. The limelight is now [...]
PHP-Driven CSS Preprocessor – PCSS
In: web resources
24 Jun 2011Advertise here with BSA PCSS is a PHP(5) library that allows us to write CSS(3) code with a simpler + shorter syntax and brings awesome features like server-side browser specifics, class nesting, default unit and variables. As the CSS is preprocessed on the server-side, every designer's dream: "dynamic CSS" comes true and variables can be [...]
HOW TO: Get Started With the COMPASS CSS Framework
In: web resources
15 Jun 2011Anybody who’s built a website of any size knows how quickly CSS can get out of hand. Style sheets can grow bloated and lengthy, making it difficult to find things, introducing redundancy and producing an end product that makes code maintenance tedious. Let’s face it — CSS is not very well-designed. Over the years, a [...]
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