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Showing posts with label css. Show all posts
Showing posts with label css. Show all posts
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Thursday, 11 June 2015
HTML5, Not Just a Version Number (Part 2)
The number in HTML5 means something more than a mere version. The environment asks for a minimal effort on some basic programming patterns. If your aim is to have contents adaptable as much as possible to a wide range of devices: accessibility, responsivity and semantics built-in properties are a good starting point.
TIP: Read before Part 1.
Labels:
accessibility,
css,
html5,
javascript,
responsivity,
semantics,
webdesign
Wednesday, 3 June 2015
HTML5, Not Just a Version Number (Part 1)
The number in HTML5 means something more than a mere version. It doesn't identify only a markup language but an environment, with, at least, three languages (HTML v.5, CSS v.3 and Javascript) in a pattern, surrounded by a collective strenght to share prototypes and best practices.
An ecosystem strongly oriented to provide web-services, born with a discreet awareness for the future of the web, the abstraction of users wants/needs and the background of the technology frustrations that troubled the Internet in the past decade.
An ecosystem strongly oriented to provide web-services, born with a discreet awareness for the future of the web, the abstraction of users wants/needs and the background of the technology frustrations that troubled the Internet in the past decade.
Labels:
accessibility,
css,
html5,
javascript,
jquery,
responsive,
semantics
Saturday, 26 April 2014
Awesome icons with Font Awesome
Font Awesome is an "iconic font designed for Bootstrap", the font contains 369 icons divided into a few main areas: Web Application, Form Control, Currency, Text Editor, Directional, Video Player, Brands and Medical.
Labels:
animations,
css,
css3,
font awesome,
fonts,
html5,
icons,
javascript,
jquery,
rotation,
scalable icons,
svg,
translate,
twitter bootstrap,
webfonts
Tuesday, 8 April 2014
Append and Animate ONCE with jQuery on mouse action
Using jQuery you can see that appending a text portion or adding an animation to an element on the mouse passage (or on click) brings to an unpleasant loop effect.
Monday, 2 December 2013
HTML5 frameworks an overview (part III): Twitter Bootstrap
An html5 framework is a pre-built set of pages in html5 with a highly structured css/css3 and some enhances and features added by javascript, so it's not only html5 but concerns a set of technologies always more strictly integrated.
Monday, 18 November 2013
HTML5 frameworks an overview (part II): HTML5Boilerplate
An html5 framework is a pre-built set of pages in html5 with a highly structured css/css3 and some enhances and features added by javascript, so it's not only html5 but concerns a set of technologies always more strictly integrated.
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
HTML5 frameworks an overview (part I): Skeleton
An html5 framework is a pre-built set of pages in html5 with a highly structured css/css3 and some enhances and features added by javascript, so it's not only html5 but concerns a set of technologies always more strictly integrated.
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Polaroid Gallery effect: tutorials and demos
I've always loved Polaroid photos, in the web there are several tutorials and demos to repeat their format and add some nice effects. Here's a small overview about the most interesting, for me:
Monday, 5 November 2012
A "Read more/Hide" link with jQuery
Sometimes you have long text and few space to show it, with jQuery and CSS is very simple to hide part of the text and create a "Read more" link.
Sunday, 4 November 2012
jQuery: .hover()
The function .hover() resumes the methods mouseenter and mouseleave.
Let's assume that we have an hidden div in our CSS:
#effect{display:none;}
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