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CSS Continued… Part 2:Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

By aprilholle | XHTML/CSS, technology reviews

Making the web cleaner, one project at a time… Remember the Cascade To Reduce Selector Use Try a minimalistic approach to the number of ids and selectors you create. Use the cascade to your advantage by creating child elements of your current class instead of creating a whole new class to describe what you want

CSS Continued… Part 1:Organization Boot Camp

By aprilholle | XHTML/CSS

Keep it Together Man! Always keep your styles in external style sheets when possible. Inline styles, while they seem handy when you just need to make a quick update, will spell trouble in the future when you need to make full design changes. They also make troubleshooting that much more difficult since you have to

Refresh Phoenix: Blueprint CSS

By aprilholle | XHTML/CSS, technology reviews, things to do

Come on over to Inza Coffee House tomorrow night to join me and the crew of Refresh Phoenix as we discuss Blueprint CSS. Blueprint is a CSS framework by Olav Bjorkoy, which “aims to cut down on your CSS development time.” Matt Heidemann & Matt Gist from Integrum Technologies will talk about their recent work

sIFR 3.0 Inline

By aprilholle | XHTML/CSS, flash, new idea!, new technologies, technology reviews

Recently we’ve completed four sites for Civigroup Companies. Within those sites you’ll notice several instances of sIFR (flash replacement text) inline with content. This is no easy task for sIFR text. While trying to accomplish this feat of magic, I spent quite a bit of time researching different aspects of sIFR and how it works

Print Style Sheets and ASP.Net Themes

By aprilholle | ASP .Net, XHTML/CSS, new technologies

If we declare themes in the @ page declaration using StyleSheetTheme instead of just Theme the document is then populated with the css stylesheets at the beginning of the head declaration instead of at then end