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defining SEO strategy
Thanks guys - really insightful advice.
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defining SEO strategy
That's probably the best advice! The whole area seems to be in flux.
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Treehouse Learning
@krysak4ever I think Gold membership entitles you to download all the videos for all subjects while silver only allows you to view for the period of your membership. There are a lot of exercise files, such as master classes and archived topics, that…
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Responsive Design - height
So Overflow: hidden is the way to go.
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Responsive Design - height
@JoshWhite - so by that do you mean padding and margins at relative values form the shape of the containers?
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Treehouse learning website...
Here is an old thread that you might find useful. I took out the gold package for a month and truly got my money's worth. In fact, the videos on accessibility helped me land a good job recently.
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Grid overlay for designing in browser
That's brilliant. Thanks Mottie. I might keep the thread open for a while longer in case someone else has some suggestions.
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Image Placement Issues
That's what I was thinking too but I thought doing i via css would have been preferable. I 'll give it a shot . thanks.
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Image Placement Issues
Actually, I just noticed the suggested changed uses an empty div it which isn't ideal. Any other suggestions? JsFiddle
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css-tricks' menu
Use firebug or 'Inspect Element' on your browser and all will be revealed.
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CSS lining up icons issue
I have one question, if I may. I know the mantra for responsive design is 'mobile first' but I wrote to Ethan Marcotte after reading his book and he said a good way to start is to design for desktop first and quarantine the sizes and you s…
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CSS lining up icons issue
Hey Senff, thanks very much. I really like how you put that together. The reason why I used the text.icons so large is that they looked better on my desktop. Anyways, that really helped so thank you.
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CSS lining up icons issue
Sure, no problem. Here is the finished image of the footer from the comp. I want it to line it up as so at full scale. But I am building my first responsive site and I want to bring the social media links down below the "connect" as I sca…
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A beginner needs advice, please help?
@Senff - I did. It is here :) http://css-tricks.com/forums/discussion/18179/css-lining-up-icons-issue#Item_1
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A beginner needs advice, please help?
@Senff -It would be great if you could help me with a css issue?
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A beginner needs advice, please help?
@alextash - Without seeing your photoshop comp it is hard to tell. But essentially you need to line up your comp next to your text editor and code by going down the page for your markup. Do that first before tackling the css.
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A beginner needs advice, please help?
Why not look at Chris' screencasts on converting a Photoshop mock-up: http://css-tricks.com/video-screencasts-2/
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How do you learn?
I used to learn in prescribed segments like yourself but I find it often results me coming back to issues that I previously learned but since forgotten. I think the trick is to set yourself projects that incorporate a number of areas so you keep lea…
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@font-face social media icons
Thanks guys. That is really helpful. And such a cool tool.
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Responsive Paragraph Containers
Aha, I knew that there was something fundamentally wrong and that gap between the id and class selector was it. Interesting regarding the percentages. I thought you had to set the % according to the parent element but I see you play with it flexib…
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Responsive Paragraph Containers
Yes, @Paulie_D that's exactly what I am after. Thanks for the explanation too as I am trying to learn, not just grab code.
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Responsive Image markup suggestions
@Paulie_D. That's brilliant. Many thanks for that. I really appreciate it!!
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Responsive Image markup suggestions
@Paulie_D Curretly images width & height: 100px. I was thinking that I could test the sizes once I start quarantining the viewport size.
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Version Control?
Treehouse also has a great video series on github. http://teamtreehouse.com/library/archive/version-control/git
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Wrapper Issue
@Paulie_D Yea, that makes sense making nested containers. For some reason, I get obsessed by trying to fit everything within the least amount of containers as possible. Thanks a lot. Sometimes I feel confused by what appears to be simple issues.
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Wrapper Issue
If you look at Josh Hibbert's site, he has a wrapper that runs through the whole page, and does so before the header begins.
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Wrapper Issue
@Paulie_D Yep, the layout is right. The issue is whether I need to have a wrapper that runs through the whole page to support content in the header and the footer so it matches the dimensions of the main content. Does that make sense?
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Embarrassing Layout Problem.
Sorry I have some more questions. What if you want to run a wrapper/container at a width of 1140px (margin: 0 auto;) throughout the page, including the header and footer, so that any content within remains in those dimensions, bearing the side end…
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Embarrassing Layout Problem.
@Timmey - I knew it would be obvious. Thanks for that