CSS Preprocessors With Jonathan Verrecchia
An excellent video introduction into CSS Preprocessors (if you don’t mind French accent).
Issue #14
CSS preprocessors, CSS generated content, the media object, the amazing powers of CSS and more
CSS generated content on replaced elements
CSS generated content is not behaving exactly as it should in all browsers. Catalin Rosu explains these inconsistencies in detail.
The media object saves hundreds of lines of code
Identify repeatable components and reuse them; you’ll save hundreds of lines of code in the long run. P.S. There’s a great discussion in comments, don’t miss it.
The amazing powers of CSS
You’ll find a couple of really useful and a couple of not-so-useful (but really impressive) CSS powers in this article.
Screencasting a Complete CSS-Tricks Redesign
If you haven’t backed this project (as of yet), you still have a couple of days to do so. It will be worth it, trust me.
Building Books with CSS3
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about building books with CSS.
A Look Into: CSS3 Negation (:NOT) Selector
Although :not selector still isn’t widely supported, it surely is useful. You should learn how to use it right away.
Until next week
Happy trails,
Zoran Jambor
Baseline Status for Video
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