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Is 1024x768 still an issue?
Check out HTML5Boilerplate's responsive template stylesheet. It has some good default sizes. I added a 320px for the tiny iPod Touch screens (and my Razr Maxx's vertical screen). With those sizes, I've had no issues on any screens I&#…
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Feedback on my Interactive Sports Diagrams
@jacorre - Perhaps it would be worth looking into forcing the page to stay horizontal? Anyway, I'd hope the user would be using a larger screen such as a tablet. A phone might be too small for a whole team to see. Not really a fault of the appl…
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How better to use?
I agree. 2nd example is better. I had always done it the first way for a long time. But as I've gained experience, I have come to like the second approach. If you have a lot of styles that overlap, that approach really saves not only space but …
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Windows Editers for HTML , CSS , PHP
Notepad++ is the best IMO. I've used it since day one. Syntax highlighting for a lot of languages, FTP support, Macro support and you can run it off of a USB should you want to. I keep a copy on a flash drive for editing stuff away from my regu…
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Floating Elements and Fluid Dynamic Height Layouts
First, can you codepen.io it so people can work with it. Second, get rid of the height property to make the height dynamic for each box. Third, if you make 3 columns with divs and give them: vertical-align: top; You can get each to come immed…
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css layout
@margaux - I just picked 600px because I knew it was large enough. Preferably, you would want to use a width that very closely fit what you wanted. Anything larger might keep you off center.
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css layout
Using Firebug, I gave the .markets class style on your stylesheet a width and it put all 4 on the same line. Your #productsWrap style doesn't seem to exist on the stylesheet. Make it and add: text-align: center;
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Function name as variable?
Couldn't you use a Switch statement to determine which to call? var string = "my_function"; switch(string) { case "function_1": function_1(); break; case "function_2": …
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Responsive Menu
Try looking at your site with Firebug to see what styles are being used at that very moment (and which are being overwritten). I've had the same issue with a responsive stylesheet and Firebug made debugging that issue easy.
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ul's li side by side
Paulie_D is right. That will put all of your elements horizontally in a row. To hide the bullets that accompany any list, use the following. list-style-type: none; I only throw that in because I don't really see a need to keep bullet point…
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Reading HTML5/CSS3 Versus Writing HTML5/CSS3 - I Have A Mental Block
A agree with the above. Just start making websites. You don't need a reason other than to try it out. To this day, if I find a technique or a look I really want to know how to make, I open Notepad++ and try to build it from scratch.
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Feedback on my Interactive Sports Diagrams
I checked it out at a public hotspot and it looks great, just a tad slow to load. I agree with Mottie's suggestions. Perhaps look into a way that you can cache all the elements onto the user's device, lets say an iPad (would be perfect for…
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Print Stylesheet
I don't use WordPress very much, but as far as CSS would go, I would create a style for all elements I wanted reset or blank: h1, h3, h4, h5, h6, etc... { font-size: 1em; font-weight: normal; etc... }