sass
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Panel View for Keep 2.8.1
Just a CSS bug fix.
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Panel View for Keep 2.8
This was originally going to just be a minor update. But I got carried away, so now it’s a major one.
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Panel View for Keep 2.6
I’ve just pushed out an update to Panel View for Keep, bringing it up to version 2.6. This version fixes something that’s been bugging me for a long time.
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Social media icons
I had a hard time deciding on what social media icons to include in Cover’s stylesheet.
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Panel View for Keep 2.5
Ho hum, just fixed a CSS bug in Google’s code.
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The fragility of CSS animation
I found myself in the position of wanting to recreate an animated gif (that’s pronounced “jif,” you miscreants) in CSS. Things did not go as planned.
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Code input breakdown
I went to Starbucks the other day. On the receipt was a code to enter on their website, so I went there on my computer. As a front-end developer, I was impressed with the behavior of the form. Unless you do this for a living and/or hobby, you probably might not be.
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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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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.