JuanOrtizZaforas
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How pixels work on CSS?
@Senff yes, you are right, I think. By default the iPhone has 980 CSS px, but with you make the viewport to be exactly the same pixels as the device. This way you can use media queries to target device sizes.
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How pixels work on CSS?
Ok, thanks @HugoGiraudel! What was troubling me was this tag that must be defined to make the layout viewport fit the device.
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How pixels work on CSS?
No, there's got to be something else, cause if I define @media (min-width: 320px) { div { background: red; } } and @media (min-width: 900px) { div { background: blue; } } the div on the iPhone is displayed blue.
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Looking for some feedback on my newest site.
@Caleb, I'd try to give more color, there's too much white, maybe add more green to the rectangles on the middle? I noticed when looking the website on a low quality screen, the hover shadow of the rectangles seems like blue. I think it&#…
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Should I get a design degree?
Thanks guys, you were really helpful! Merry Christmas!
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Should I get a design degree?
Ok. So no way I can get some kind of job with my current experience?
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Should I get a design degree?
That is the feeling I have. Looking to web design courses, I can learn more by reading some articles… You mean I should work on my own projects so I can get experience, right?
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Problems showing html code in a web page
Ah ha! I'm so stupid hahah. The thing that was troubling me was that in the inspector doesn't appear the < and >, so I thought there was a way to avoid using the entities. Thanks both of you for your help!
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Problems showing html code in a web page
Here is an image http://cl.ly/FUGm
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Problems showing html code in a web page
It doesn't replace the
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Background Transition?
Is not possible, but the solution amoss proposes is quite good. Anyway, I saw you made a little mistake. You write in your CSS .linkbutton {transition: gradient 3s; } gradient is the value of the property background You animate the property, no…
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Problems showing html code in a web page
Wow, you're fast! I think I wasn't clear. Let's forget prettify. The pre and the code tags should appear in the markup, but the div should't be a "real" div, it should be just text.
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Corporate Website Critique
I think the contentWrapper background is very light and it gets confused with the body background. I would try to darken it a a bit so there is a clear difference.
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Problems showing html code in a web page
I tried that way, but still nothing. I don't think the problem is prettify, cause it doesn't work either without any classes applied. What happens is that the html inside pre tags is still considered as html, so if I have for example: …