enjay
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PHP in Dropbox Folder?
I have Dropbox installed on my computer, and I use the files as any other that would be stored on my HD. PHP is installed on my Mac using Apache (I think) but that won't work unless the files are in the htdocs folder, if I understand correctly…
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Picture Captions for Album List?
This looks great! I was thinking figure/figcaption, but was having a hard time getting my head around it, and couldn't tell whether it was something people actually use. CodePen was a great help, as usual. Thanks!
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Using Compass midway through project
I don't think there's any reason not to start in middle. The preproccesor will amend your CSS file as needed. You may end up with a little bit of a mess in there, but I don't think it will "break."
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Dynamic Page on Static Site
Thanks, These are all great answers. @bonzai any good tutorials that you can specifically recommend, or just a good ole google job?
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Floating Elements
This is how I am planning to do it for now: http://codepen.io/enjay43/pen/FspwA
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Sublime Text 2 & Sass or LESS
Not 100% sure, but I think those packages are just for the syntax, so that you can write SASS (it will highlight as CSS, and give you some auto-complete options) not to compile SASS. For that you need to install something like Compass. I used SCOUT …
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Floating Elements
Thank you. I think I understand now, didn't realize that elements that are floated so that they are vertically aligned contribute to overall width. A bit counter intuitive... I fixed with with some markup. As far as mixing % and pixels, I thin…
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Header pull down
I don't think you would be able to do that without something in PHP or the like. Separate pages = new HTTP request = refresh, if I'm not mistaken.
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sidebar tabbed content
Did you see this tutorial http://css-tricks.com/organic-tabs/ ? It uses jquery, but it's very lightweight, less "hacky" and works well on iOS.
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Header pull down
I wonder if this codepen might help you...http://codepen.io/mmoustafa/pen/lBwhv
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Text Selection
@Paulie_D : I wanted to attached an example, but of course now I can't find one... @TheDoc: I was curious from a design perspective more than anything....
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How to make 100% Navigation
I made a CodePen that I think approximates what you are trying to do. Let me know: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/fhdne
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Automatically scrolling past fixed navigation while linking within the same page
I think you should check out this tutorial, may be able to help you. http://www.freetutorialsplus.com/web-design-development/javascript/create-a-sticky-navigation-header-using-jquery-waypoints/
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Sublime Text 2, more awesomeness
Wow, I learned a lot from this post. Had been using Sublime Test2 for a bit without any extensions. Installed PackageControl and I'm off and running. Question: does anyone know of a way to implement CSS Variables using a ST2? I would love to be…
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Help! "display: inline-block;" being mean..
I think this wil be helpful http://css-tricks.com/fighting-the-space-between-inline-block-elements/ Also, I had a similar problem recently and there was a lively discussion of the relative merits of various methods here: http://css-tricks.com/forum…
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Display:inline-block on
@joshuanhibbert that was a well thought out piece. Thanks! It's funny that I had never thought to use floats for this, and others seem to never have thought to do otherwise.
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Display:inline-block on
Hey, OP here. I used that method because it's what I saw here. @wolfcry911 thanks for the tip on the anchors, and I'm going to try the float method as well.
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Display:inline-block on
That makes sense and it's how I originally had it, but I had an issue with the :hover part because if I put it on the and not the then the text color can't change, and if I put it on the it's only triggered if the mouse hits the a…
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What's next?
Thanks! I guess learning more JS is the way to go. Any suggestions for that? I tried CodeCademy, which was good at the beginning, but kinda got off track...
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Website Critique Please...
I like a lot! Typography is great and I like the monochrome with a splash color scheme. I also really like the effect you used for your recent work section. I was a little confused by the lack of clear indication as to which section I was up to. I…
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Starting out w/ JS
If you want to learn JavaScript, I would highly reccomend you checkout CodeCademy. They have a great system and I've learned a ton in the few months I've been using the site. Plus it's free, so why not?
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Changing DIV on clicked Link
Actually the "obviously" part is where I'm stuck....Also, I don't want to load new HTML, just replacement text. As in About Us is General info, then they can click "people" to read about management, if that makes any se…