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ResponsiveResize - a Safari Extension to help with responsive design
The ResponsiveResize extension for Safari help speed up development of responsive design by automatically re-sizing the Safari viewport with pixel precision to one of several preset widths. In each case the space taken up by the scroll bar is accounted for. If the particular width you want to work to is not one of the preset values there is also in input field to type your required viewport width. Basically I've been working on some responsive site designs recently (including a 'soon to be comp
How to add CSS3 properties to CSSEdit
For better or for worse CSSEdit was discontinued when MacRabbit released Espresso 2. I'm sure I wasn't the only one eagerly awaiting CSSEdit version 3 with CSS3 capabilities but unfortunately it never came — or rather it came incorporated in to Espresso and was discontinued as a stand-alone app. Well, I tried Espresso but it doesn't really suit my workflow and so I continue to use CSSEdit 2.6.1. However, there is a way CSSEdit can be hacked to get some CSS3 goodness in there... If like m
CSS3 tables with rounded corners and css selectors
I recently had to style a table for a shopping cart with rounded corners and a drop shadow. So how is this done? It would be great if you could just slap "border-radius: x" straight on to the element and it would be done but unfortunately this doesn't work. You have to get a rounded corner on to each or at the corners of the table. So how do you do that? Add a class to each corner cell? I suppose you could but it would mean ugly html. CSS to the rescue! By using child selectors you can get t