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WeatherTab for Firefox
I ported my first Firefox extension, and I changed almost nothing to get it working.
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CSS-only floating label
One of those nifty things Google did with the Material Design guidelines is include floating labels.
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WeatherTab
Introducing a “New Tab” Chrome extension.
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Accidental accessibility
I’ve been working on a search suggest box for a project. You know the type: you start typing in the search box, and a list of suggestions appears below it.
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CSS Calendar Icon
Occasionally I’ll come across an image I’ll want to recreate in CSS. I don’t know why.
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Animated volume icon
Just a little CSS tomfoolery.
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Bootstrap responsive tables
I created a drop-in solution for supporting tables on small screens.
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Speech bubbles with background images
As part of a project I’m working on, I wanted to have a speech bubble-like element with a custom background image.
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Panel View for Keep 3.0
Here’s a new version of my Chrome extension, completely rewritten.
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Using <pre> correctly
I got an email the other day, asking how to display code snippets in Cover. I felt that it deserved a blog post.
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Cover 1.5
This major update to my WordPress theme adds plugin compatibility and some options.
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Fun with pseudo-elements
This is totally a hack. But it works, and without modifying the markup output by the plugin.