theCSSguru
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I can't use my form!!!
Both solutions worked just fine for me using Chromes inspect tool.
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What is the "best" text editor for Mac?
@chrisburton I've used the plugin for FTP on ST2 and while it was nice for local development, production work just didn't have the fluidity and ease of use that coda has built right in. Both are great editors, but would love to see ST2 ha…
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I can't use my form!!!
You need this in your footer: #footer { clear: both; } Otherwise your footer is overlapping your form. or remove the float from #form, since you have left margin
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What is the "best" text editor for Mac?
I use Coda because of it's awesome built in FTP capabilities, but if it weren't for that I'd be using Sublime Text 2.
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Best way to position design elements outside the container
I took your code and modified it a little - it sounds like you can take advantage of the .wrapper and segment it - thusly adding an image via a background if you needed. http://codepen.io/JeremiahNeedsHelp/pen/hekoE Alternatively you could use :be…
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Pseudo Element gradients
Very odd indeed. Though it's a tad bit more code, you could just add the -moz- prefix after your @include, as such: &:after { @include background-image(linear-gradient(-45deg, darkgreen, green 50%, transparent 50%)); background-image: …
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Positioning the blockquote cite footer
Hey StigBratvold, when the element you have is position: relative; it's not relative to it's parent container, and adding right: 10px; will not "snap" it to the right side. What you need is position: absolute; right: 10px; and yo…
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Help with a layout
In August this year Google dropped support for IE7 all together, in lieu of supporting all their new web apps for modern browsers. I tried to push the company I work for to drop IE7 as well, but we do so many grandma/grandpa sites (those that still…
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menu problem
Just fiddled with your code Manojnaanak and this is what I came up with in the jquery: $(document).ready(function() { $('nav li:has(ul)').click(function(e){ $('nav ul li a.active').removeClass('active�…
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Help with a layout
So target the paragraph inside the div instead instead of the div itself? Yes, but no....you can add another div for the padding you require inside of the div that has the hard width you want - you don't want to put the padding on your con…