Rapidfire show! No guest, no news, not hot drama, just all question on answer action. ...

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There are many such roundups. This one is mine. Icon Fonts.....

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Speaking of bandwidth media queries , this project by Adam D. Bradley looks promising: Foresight.js gives webpages the ability to tell if the user's device is capable of viewing high-resolution images (such as the 3rd generation iPad) before the...

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Tags: article, foresight-js, image

This week Dave and I are joined by Dave's co-workers and amigo's Trent Walton and Reagan Ray. ...

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A number of years ago we talked about The CSS "Ah ha!" Moment . That is, the moment in which you learned something about CSS that made it click for you and had the feeling of understanding wash over...

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They don't exist. But wouldn't that be nice? Take for instance the markup being discussed for the element: <picture alt="A giant stone face at The Bayon temple in Angkor Thom, Cambodia"> <!-- Default --> <source src="small.jpg"> <!-- Alternative if...

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Tags: angkor-thom, article, being-discussed, CSS, media

A super hot responsive web design pattern by Jason Weaver. ...

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Category: CSS

Tags: complementary, technical, Web Design

I got to be on The East Wing podcast with Tim Smith. Direct Link to Article — Permalink The East Wing is a post from CSS-Tricks ...

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Less than a year ago, Trent Walton published Content Choreography in which he lamented at some of the difficulties and limitations of responsive layouts. At times, it seems as though all of the site architecture & planning goes out...

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Tags: content, CSS, source

There is a new poll up in the sidebar of the site which asks: What is your preferred CSS preprocessor syntax? The popular ones are in there, an "other" option in case you use something else (please share in...

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