Cascading Syle Sheets
About the cube again
You may have noticed that my weblog design is not exactly 'state of the art', and to be honest: I do not intend it to be that way. I just want it to be 'outstanding', and using 'lime' as a background-color achieves just that 
There is however one gimmick that does make my tweakblog stand out: it's the '3D cube' in my header that's just pure CSS (and as a developer of tweakers.net I made an exception in the tweakblogs code to get it there
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There is however one gimmick that does make my tweakblog stand out: it's the '3D cube' in my header that's just pure CSS (and as a developer of tweakers.net I made an exception in the tweakblogs code to get it there
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Lazy-loading print stylesheets
The thought crossed my mind before, but I never acted on it: lazy-load your print stylesheets! So now I took the bull by its horns and implemented it for Tweakers.net.
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CSS compliance, which browser gets this right?
I have a trick question following up on an issue that was reported to us lately which dealt with an incompatibility in Opera (9.6x) and our newly launched site koopinfo.nl. I have been investigating this issue but cannot figure out which browser actually gets it right...
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editCSS for Internet Explorer - concept
Us, non-IE users, really are spoiled; especially when it comes to the extensibility of our browsers. Who doesn't experiency the ease of webdevelopment using extensions such as Chris Pederick's webdeveloper toolbar or Firebug in Firefox on a daily basis? Ofcourse there is no job without some downside which in the case of webdevelopment is the necessary support for not-so-developer-friendly browsers such as Internet Explorer. Sure enough there is a developer add-on for IE, but in the apartment where we need the extra help the most it is still lacking an important feature: the ability to edit style-rules in real-time.
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