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Logo critique
I sketched it out on paper and then just grabbed the pen tool in Illustrator and drew it, yes. I had something like this but I think the U and N are not seperated enough to be legible.
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Logo critique
@chrisburton Do you mean just merging the letters into each other or can you explain that script idea a bit more? I tried merging U and N before cause they share the same vertical line but it was even less legible.
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Logo critique
@TheDoc that is correct, but I guess readability might be a problem. @chrisburton I noticed that the 'e' is not positioned correctly in terms of kerning but when it is, the whole thing is illegible like you said. Sometimes I feel like I h…
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Making a form responsive
I would try to give the li-tag a overflow: hidden; that should keep it in place.
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Logo critique
Thanks Chris, I guess with letter placement you mean that U should be above N, N above E and so forth? For the "webdesign" and "wordpress" I wanted to use a webfont so I can later use the real typeface on my website. Any suggest…
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Do I really, really need to move to SASS?
Besides the nesting which @ChrisP already mentioned, I really like variables and mixins. With those you can specify things like colors and often used elements in one place and if you have to change them later on, you jsut have to adjust them ONCE an…
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Compass & Codekit - either or, or both?
I'm not an expert but here is how I understand it so far: SASS builds the base as the language extending CSS functionality. Files with .sass and .scss endings are both using SASS, but .scss looks a bit more like CSS syntax. Compass then is an e…
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Making WordPress content editor client friendly
While where on that topic. Do you use TinyMCE all the time, or have you got any other Editor thats maybe easier for the client (e.g. less options)? What edits to TinyMCE would you do very often?
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Making WordPress content editor client friendly
I guess you guys really got a point there. Maybe I was just a bit too focused on the idea of adjusting the standard editor. The Advanced Custom Fields Plugin looks like a perfect solution with those premium Add-Ons available. I used it a while back …
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Making WordPress content editor client friendly
I went with custom fields in most cases as well, but does that mean you give the client only custom fields for every possible page/post type? So you would just account for every possible layout and give them fields of content to fill out without giv…