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456 Berea Street: Replacing images when printing
It isn’t all that uncommon that, after you’ve polished your print stylesheet to make a site look well on paper as well as on screen, you realise that the logo really doesn’t look its best. It may look blurry or pixelated on paper due to having a pix...
Dateline: 2013-05-14 12:16pm -07:00T (163 words)
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456 Berea Street: Using a transparent image as an icon fallback
Sometimes designs contain button styling that is difficult to create with CSS alone. The “official†way of dealing with this is to either use an image button () or put the image in a button element (). However if the graphic you want to show instead o...
Dateline: 2013-04-30 10:16am -07:00T (202 words)
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456 Berea Street: Conditional sibling class names for IE patching
Traditionally, web developers have been using either CSS hacks or conditional comments to target different versions of Internet Explorer with CSS fixes. In the last few years more and more people have started using conditional class names, more or less as...
Dateline: 2013-04-11 11:31am -07:00T (211 words)
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456 Berea Street: Responsive drop shadows
Back in the ancient days of fixed-width web design, adding a drop shadow to an element used to be a matter of exporting an image containing the shadow from Photoshop and placing it as a background image on the element. Job done.However, if you want some f...
Dateline: 2013-04-04 11:31am -07:00T (138 words)
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456 Berea Street: Letting users disable responsive layout
It’s great that media queries allow us to adapt the layout of our sites to the users’ viewport size, a.k.a. Responsive Web Design. However, some argue that doing so comes with a (slight) risk of confusing some people that don’t expect viewport width...
Dateline: 2013-03-25 11:46am -07:00T (280 words)
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