Posted by mdrisser on 2010/01/07 under Design | 
You’ve heard of the “Rule of Thirds”, “The Divine Ratio”, “The Golden Rule”, come on, I know you have. Its that magic division that designers and photographers use all of the time, a ration that is so prevalent in nature that the Pythagoreans said it came from heaven.
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Posted by mdrisser on 2009/11/30 under Design, Web Browsers, css |
I just read an article over at 456 Berea St. stating that “Vendor-specific extensions are invalid CSS“. Unfortunately comments are turned off for the article, so I can’t post this there.
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Posted by mdrisser on 2009/11/02 under Design |
I recently was tasked with moving an ASP.NET site to a Joomla template, on the surface this seemed like a fairly easy task, but as I began delving into the original source files I realized that it wasn’t going to be as simple as I first supposed. I found it would be far easier to [...]
Posted by mdrisser on 2009/09/29 under Design, Development, Web Browsers |
As part of the WebsiteSpark initiative from Microsoft, which I talked about last time, you receive a licensed copy of Microsoft Expression Web. There are 4 parts to the Expression Web Family:
Expression Blend
Expression Design
Expression Encoder
Expression Web
I’ve taken a little time to play around with them, so I’ll share with you my impressions.
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Posted by mdrisser on 2009/09/16 under Design, JavaScript, jQuery |
I found an interesting short post by Doug Neiner over at Fuel Your Coding about a jQuery plugin to generate a Table of Contents, this could be very useful for a documentation system, long article, tutorial, etc. You can find the post here.
