Nice name. This is an online tool that does the following:
This tool can significantly reduce the size and complexity of your CSS by programmatically stripping unneeded content, stripping redundant calls, and intelligently grouping the remaining element names.
Your CSS file needs to be online for it to work.
150+ clean and clear icons to use in your nifty web application. They are licenced under a Creative Commons licence, so commercial use is fine. Also feel free to make derivatives with the included Photoshop documents.
cfTopper has the coolest design for post titles that I think I’ve ever seen. He has the post title with a reflection close underneath. Take a look:
I tried to get an idea of how he does it by using Firefox Web Developer and Firebug, and it seems that it’s a mixture of Javascript and Flash.
Whatever it is, it’s pretty. Check out cfTopper to see it in action (and to learn about ColdFusion if you’re interested!).
From Smashing Magazine:
Let’s take a close look at some of the most beautiful designs we’ve seen in 2006.
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From Pearsonified:
In order to help out as many of you as possible, I’m going to suggest two different methods of creating pullquotes for your blog. Odds are good that you’ll be amazed how easy it is to get them up and running, and I’m sure you’ll be pulling quotes left and right in no time.
From Pearsonified:
What you need, my friend, is a futureproof, bulletproof means of protecting your CSS mods so that you can ride the wave of agile development without the associated headache from upgrading!
Never touch the original stylesheet again — it’s just not the most secure, most efficient method of operation! On top of that, it would be nearly impossible for you to go through a stylesheet that you’ve hacked up and pinpoint each and every little thing you’ve changed.
How to Protect CSS Mods for ANY WordPress Theme>>
