Entries Tagged as 'Markup'
October 26th, 2007 · 5 Comments
I’m a big fan of the Blueprint CSS framework. In the process of using it to develop the base template for Banjo, the blog app I’m writing, I realized I need a tool to help me keep page elements lined up on the grid, both vertically and horizontally.
Blueprint comes with a background grid image to […]
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Tags: Adobe AIR · CSS · Open Source
February 27th, 2007 · 1 Comment
I’ve been working on a Drupal module to automatically make CSS-styled drop-down menus from the built-in menuing system. That’s been going great, and I’m really enjoying Drupal’s modular architecture and theming abilities.
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Tags: CSS · Javascript
February 24th, 2007 · 2 Comments
Developing sites for clients involves a lot of heavy CSS work for me.
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Tags: Reviews · Tips · CSS
October 8th, 2006 · 1 Comment
For a long while, I used CSS to just do little stuff.
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Tags: Markup · Reviews · CSS
January 20th, 2006 · 2 Comments
fvlogger.js is a fine logging system for Javascript, but when you are already using Prototype.js, it unnecessarily duplicates a lot of functionality. I’ve forked the original code to “fvlogger 1.0.proto”, removing this duplication.
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Tags: Libraries · CSS · Open Source · Javascript · Downloads
I’ve long agreed with the point made over at ongoing about the XML Languages. Most are poorly considered ideas, entered into without understanding the enormous scope of the task. Most duplicate functionality rather than extending or utilizing something already existing and understood by millions of people and programs.
It is the famous Not Invented […]
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Tags: Tips · XML