HTML5 element flowchart
found on html doctor:
found on html doctor:
Good diagram on the different eBook authoring tools...
What I like about this CV design is not just the graphical layout, but the content breakdown. I would hire this person simply for his CV :)
Here is the original post by Riccardo Sabatini
Rob Borley at Headscape has a good diagram on the differences between Native and Web apps for Mobile.
Rob's post on clarifying a mobile strategy can be viewed here.
Okay, I hate doing e-letter campaigns because it's like coding html in the 90s - inline css, tables etc...
However, I've noticed an annoying issue when using campaign wysiwyg editors (mailchimp, Jango, etc...) in that images in TDs seem to include added space. prominent in gmail.
to resolve this...
simply adding a display: block to the image as such - <img src="image.jpg" style="display: block;" />
fixed... I still hate html eletters
It's crazy I never knew this in all my CSS years but simply adding an 'outline:none' to the menu item removes that annoying dotted line you see when clicking on links.
I like the CSS3 PIE option for rounded corners, but am having some problems getting it to work on my Drupal site. In the meantime I opted for a JS version which works real nice :
Source : http://www.dillerdesign.com/experiment/DD_roundies/
Then you simply add the following:
<script type="text/javascript" src="DD_roundies.js"></script><script type="text/javascript"> DD_roundies.addRule('.roundify', '10px');</script>Finished my first Responsive site design/build which just went live. Built with Omega, Powered by Drupal.