joshuanhibbert
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Losslessly Compress Images (Windows)
It's one of the many features of Codekit: http://incident57.com/codekit/
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Multiple Header Anchor Tags?
Use the classes that you already have on the list items. So for example: .home a { color: red; } .literature a { color: blue; } ...
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How to make your icons crisp?
Steph, the icons need to be 'pixel hinted'. Here's a video explaining the process: http://methodandcraft.com/videos/pixel-hinting-vectors-in-photoshop
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Vertical rhythm in responsive design
Perfectly fine as it is. If the spacing was increased, then the vertical rhythm would appear off.
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A Guide To Using CodePen - Help Us Help You.
@andy_unleash @chriscoyier It would be cool if it was handled like jsFiddle does: any unnamed pen is still linkable, but doesn't show up on your profile. Nice write up by the way!
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Is there a screen resolution that would look good on all mobile devices?
@landysaccount Let the content dictate the breakpoints, rather than the devices.
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Is there a screen resolution that would look good on all mobile devices?
Yeah, @andy_unleash touched on what you have to keep in mind: design for the content, not for devices.
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Bad font rendering by webkit browsers on windows machines.
@chrisburton Ah, right, it seems we are talking about different operating systems!
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Bad font rendering by webkit browsers on windows machines.
@chrisburton I think they have been using it since version 22, and in my opinion, it has made the problem worse, not better.
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Bad font rendering by webkit browsers on windows machines.
@sanygeek I doubt it will be fixed overnight; it has been an ongoing problem for many versions :(
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Bad font rendering by webkit browsers on windows machines.
@chrisburton Yeah, it's definitely a problem, and one that only Chrome seems to have :(
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Bad font rendering by webkit browsers on windows machines.
@chrisburton Yeah, my request got closed unfortunately. Apparently an account that has one tweet in two years is still considered active… Oh, and here was were I most recently used that (inspect the italic text and toggle the transform to see the d…
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Bad font rendering by webkit browsers on windows machines.
@chrisburton Depends on the typeface (which is why I made sure to state 'in some cases'). There have been a couple of cases for me recently where it improved the rendering in Chrome substantially (Chrome is notoriously bad anyway).
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Bad font rendering by webkit browsers on windows machines.
-webkit-transform: translateZ(0); can help in some cases.
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Concatenate / minify Javascript on Windows
VPS is taken care of. Thanks anyway, @andy_unleash!
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Concatenate / minify Javascript on Windows
I am currently working on a web app that will do exactly that (for JavaScript and CSS) with a couple of mates! Keep an ear out for it, it's called Miniload and should be available shortly. If you are at all curious, here is a preview of the br…
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IE8 Not Recognising HTML5 (even with shiv)
Are you setting their display to block in your style sheet?
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Best Free CSS Editor
@AdamHodgson Actually, it's not free. Please pay for it if you plan on continuing to use it!
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Change #header width
This worked for me: #header { background-position: 50% 50%; margin-left: -14px; margin-right: -14px; }
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Best Free CSS Editor
I'd be curious to know how many of the Notepad++ fans have used Sublime Text 2. I've used both, and ST2 wins it hands down for me.
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@media (max-width)
@Hompimpa Nope. You would only explicitly state 'screen' if that was what you wanted to target.
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opinion on simple design
Wow, thanks, @knittingfrenzy18!
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Page Border with Pseudo Elements
I would use box-shadow to avoid the extra markup: http://jsfiddle.net/joshnh/HPnnC/
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Disabled javascript
@Eric I'm not trying to be facetious, you just seem to arguing for the sake of it: @Eric There is nothing wrong with loading a style sheet if JavaScript is disabled (using the noscript tag). I think you might be misunderstanding the possibilit…
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@media (max-width)
I do what you do, and very rarely use 'screen'.
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Disabled javascript
@Eric You realise that 'style sheet' and CSS are the same thing?
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Disabled javascript
@Eric There is nothing wrong with loading a style sheet if JavaScript is disabled (using the noscript tag). I think you might be misunderstanding the possibilites of the noscript element.
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Disabled javascript
You can't. You can use the noscript tag to have something else show up though.