Those crazy folks over at SitePoint.com have released a new Photoshop book, a book I’ve heard positive things about.
Okay you say, that’s nothing new, Sitepoint relese books often. Ah yes they do, but this one is FREE … as in nadda, zip, nothing.
So why don’t you head over to sitepoint.com & download your copy of the Photoshop Anthology today – oh yeah, it’s a LIMITED offer.
I love apple.com/trailers, I could spend hours on this site checking out new movies coming up etc etc.
In fact today at work I stole 10 mins to check out the trailer for KungFu Panda. I get home tonight and want to show the trailer to my wife. Well, the page is no more. It’s gone & instead I’m faced with Apple’s 404 page, including a link to the defunct movie trailers.
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CSS (cascading style sheets) is the defining layer of any website. For those not sure, CSS is the bit of a web page, that tells your browser where to put things when rendering (drawing) the page.
CSS is fantastic, however with little to no Web Standards between the many browsers out there you can’t be gauranteed that your layout will always work. For example a default paragraph may have more margins in one browser over another.
Darren Wood is someone I would class as a CSS Guru (although I’m not sure he’ll agree with that). He spoke at the recent BarCamp mini-conference in Auckland specifically about this. He has some tricks to help level the playing feild & he’s kind enough to share his files for you to learn and work from.
I’m adding this to my ‘Must Recommend’ list for any web designer, hobbiest or professional. Starting your web project with Darrens framework, means you will have less headaches.
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Tags: CSS, frameworks, develpment, web, barcamp
