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Category Archives: CSS
A closer look at the max-width property
I came across an interesting issue today with the max-width property. It’s a property that I’ve only used in a few occasions in the past – mainly due to the constraints of legacy browsers that do not support it. That … Continue reading
Inline-Block whitespace workaround
In response to an article written yesterday (April 26th, 2010) about the inline-block display property on Impressive Webs, there was some debate on unwanted whitespace that appears to the right of elements that are styled with this property. If you … Continue reading
Using a unitless line-height to enhance your typography
I came across a fairly old article on Web typography (by Eric Meyer) this morning that I found pretty interesting and thought I would share some of my feelings on the subject matter. Up to this point I’ve been doing … Continue reading
Posted in CSS, Quick Tips
Tagged Eric Meyer, font-size, line-height, pixels, unitless, units
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The problem with Web sites not being friendly to my printer
On an almost daily basis, there are web articles I come across that contain great tips or something I didn’t know that I’d like to read more on. Given the fact that I usually don’t have the time at that … Continue reading
Solving the font issue for Web designers
If you’re like me, then you are probably sick of being forced to use background images for headers that use a non-generic font. How much time is wasted in slicing these images, let alone all the extra rules that need … Continue reading
Posted in CSS, Web Development
Tagged @font-face, CSS3, EOT, FontForge, fonts, OTF, TTF, WEFT
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