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Posts Tagged ‘css’

This time it’s not IE.

In webdesign on 28 May 2007 tagged css, firefox, html, learning with Comments Off

Wow, FireFox does not play nice with styling legends. FireFox, I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed.

If you can’t say something nicely…

In webdesign on 7 May 2007 tagged busy, CADE, conference, css, excited, metablogging, nervous, presentation, work with Comments Off

I have lots to say but trouble finding the time and words to say it. Blog posts I hope to make in the next two weeks: Taking credit where credit is due – in response to a discussion about women in IT at zeldman.com. My thoughts on the hiring process and the job market and [...]

Styling Our Style Sheets

In webdesign on 23 April 2007 tagged bcit, code, css, guidelines, html, learning, nervous, web standards, work with Comments Off

I’ve been wanting to seriously redo some of the HTML and CSS behind the BCIT site since I came on board here almost a year ago. Well, I get my wish. We’re going to take some baby steps towards semantic HTML and CSS (POSH if you like) and despite my aversion to being in charge, [...]

Don’t judge me on my code

In webdesign on 23 April 2007 tagged code, css, html, metablogging, web standards with 1 comment

Just like the current BCIT site’s code is horrible thanks to our restrictive CMS I’m not happy with my current blog theme, please don’t judge me on it.

Border Collapse

In webdesign on 6 March 2007 tagged code, css, handy, html, learning, self-taught, WDN with Comments Off

I am, for the most part, self taught when it comes to HTML and CSS. I’ve take a few courses to get a piece of paper that says I can do what I say I can do but learned very little from them. I spotted this little CSS tidbit in a presenter’s code at the [...]