Tag: CSS
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Simple Stream
I still have my orangescale.net domain name since I registered it back in 2006, but I do not used it for few years. This blog used that domain name for few years. Rather than having the domain unused, I decided to use it for something simple as simple aggregator. So, orangescale.net now (well, for now!)…
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Medium-like Posts (for WordPress)
A handy tutorial on how to deal with WordPress and CSS to have Medium-like post layout
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LESS Compiler
In my previous post, I mentioned about using Bootstrap for my works. One advantage of using Bootstrap is that we can easily work with its .less files. But, instead of using less.js, I prefer using LESS compiler to generate the real static stylesheet file. For now, I’m using LESS.app on my MacBook. The CodeKit looks…
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Twitter Bootstrap, LESS CSS, and Caching Problem
I’m working on some works right now with a small team at the office. We decided to use Bootstrap as the front-end development framework. We came up with this solution for some key reasons: We need to do it fast. It’s easy to maintain, especially for a collaborative project Bootstrap is cool. There are lots…
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Floating CSS menu on YouTube Flash Videos
I currently involve in a website project that put videos as its primary contents. My involvement is not primary on the design. I’m just helping a little. What I like from the process is to find solution. One of the problem is on the navigation menu. It’s very common to have navigation with sub-menus. Without…
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shutup.css
shutup.css is a custom user stylesheet that can be applied to your browser to hide comments on many popular web sites without user intervention. (hat tip: kusaeni)
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Posterouseptember: Posterous Features in September
This September, Posterous blogging service released some new features and improvements. If you’re not familiar with Posterous — or never heard about it before, it’s a service that will help you put something online. You can post text, photos, videos and also documents. The big difference is that you can do it directly from your…
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Emastic
Emastic is a CSS Framework with some great features: Lightweight (compressed weight less then 4kb, personalized width of the page in (em,px,%), use of fixed and fluid columns in the grid, elastic layout with “em”s.
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New design for this blog
I have been very busy in the last few weeks, many things to do. I needed to recharge my energy. And this is the result: a new design for my blog. I created this theme for fun, at least to keep my mood in balance, to bring my mood back to the other design work.…
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The Grid System
The Grid System is an ultimate resource in grid system. If you are a grid lover, like me. You should visit this page.
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WordPress 2.7 Admin Color Scheme
WordPress 2.5 already provide two types of color schemes for dashboard. They are “Classic” and “Fresh“. By default, you will have the “Fresh” color scheme. It’s light shades of blue. If you like the darker blue, you can switch to it by choosing the “Classic” style. If you haven’t touch this area, this setting can…
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Features for Developers (Firefox 3.1 beta 1)
Okey, this should be a good news. Geolocation Geolocation is a JavaScript API that lets a web page query the browser’s location via JavaScript. It can be used to plot maps, give directions, attach location information to pictures, give a location for a weblog post and a pile of other things. More details about Geolocation…