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Who Says the Web is Just for Squares?
I had some fun building a crazy diamond responsive grid for a project at work. This article explains how I did it.
Dumbwaiter Chrome Extension
jQuery Stick ‘em: Make Content Sticky on Scroll, to a Point
I created a plugin, jQuery Stick ‘em, to allow items to be “sticky” but only within a container.
“Advanced” Templating with ExpressionEngine
Sass & Compass: Never Write Regular CSS Again
A Long Time Coming
Building a Nested Responsive Grid with Sass & Compass
Whether you are a hater of the technique or not, Responsive Design is one of the most important things happening on the web right now. I am finally getting a chance to work on a project where we are taking a responsive approach to the site, and it’s been great, but I have definitely come across a few gotchas here and there.
The ExpressionEngine Side of the New Viget.com: Part 2
I’ve already talked about the EE setup for the new viget.com, but now I want to talk about the code. It took a little longer than I wanted to get to it, but let’s finally talk templates and custom addon development.
The ExpressionEngine Side of the New Viget.com: Part 1
Before I started at Viget, I remember thoroughly enjoying the articles by Doug about building Viget.comin EE. That was really some of my first exposure to EE, and from there I’ve come to love it. My hope is that I can recreate some of Doug’s magic and talk through how I built the current iteration of the Viget site in EE. I know, it’s gonna be hard to do. This post is going to be broken into multiple posts, but buckle up, this is gonna be a long one.
Background-clip, Text-shadow, & Gradients; Oh My!
I have been able to play around with background-clip, text-shadow, and gradients on a few recent projects, and I wrote up some tricks that I have come across.