Web
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Panel View for Keep 2.2
After a long period of neglect — seven months, according to my last blog post — I have updated my Chrome extension, Panel View for Keep, to version 2.2.
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Deconstructing PayPal’s spinner
I was buying a book for my daughter over PayPal earlier today. As my money was being sped away from me over the intertubes, I was presented with a loading indicator, known in the web dev trade as a spinner. I liked that spinner. I wanted to know how they did it.
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CSS best practices for modular classes?
I’ve been comparing front-end frameworks, and I’ve come across something interesting.
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Moving mixins to autoprefixer
I’m quite pleased. I managed to cut down Cover’s stylesheet from 72K to 63K, and it’s all because of Autoprefixer.
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Escalation
When I started using Jetpack’s related posts module, I had to add a little extra styling.
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Inbox’s floating action button
I got my invite into Inbox by Gmail a few days ago. I thought its floating action button was pretty nifty, so I set out to recreate it.
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Upgrading Sass did not break Font Awesome
I upgraded the version of Sass on my computer to 3.4.5. I thought this was a mistake, but the mistake was mine.
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Animated hamburger
Not that kind of hamburger.
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Popup windows without JavaScript, mark II
Revisiting JavaScript-less popup windows.
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Go home, z-index, you’re high
This is the most excellent commit message.
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Fluidbox plugin
I recently wrote about implementing Fluidbox in my WordPress theme. That’s all well and good, but that was never meant to be a long-term solution — so I split it off into a plugin of its own.
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Implementing Fluidbox
I discovered an awesome jQuery plugin yesterday, called Fluidbox. I have since implemented it in my Cover theme for WordPress.