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8365_32 J.Bradford Dillon's Bookmarks Tagged With "blueprint"

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  1. Visit Closing this Chapter on CSS Frameworks Closing this Chapter on CSS Frameworks

    http://mondaybynoon.com/2007/11/19/closing-this-chapter-on-css-frameworks/

    An excellent response to Croft's query by Johnathan Christopher. I'm one of those he mentions in the article that can't believe this debate has gone on this long. Such is life.

  2. Visit What’s Not to Love About Instant Cake Mixes? What’s Not to Love About Instant Cake Mixes?

    http://www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk/malarkey/more/instant/#When:23:19:00Z

    Andy Clarke riffs on Jeff Croft's CSS framework query with this satirical look at cake-baking. Croft's response: "Who knows if he was being light-hearted or mean-spirited, but I found it freaking hilarious."

  3. Visit What’s not to love about CSS frameworks? What’s not to love about CSS frameworks?

    http://www2.jeffcroft.com/blog/2007/nov/17/whats-not-love-about-css-frameworks/

    Yet another post on CSS frameworks by master Croft. Mostly reiterating his previous articles on the subject, but with an open-ended question: What do you dislike about CSS frameworks?

  4. Visit BlueprintCSS: Tools of the trade BlueprintCSS: Tools of the trade

    http://bjorkoy.com/past/2007/11/16/evolution/

    Bjorkoy hits us with a list of plugins and tools to be used with Blueprint CSS

  5. Visit Blueprint CSS Cheat Sheet Blueprint CSS Cheat Sheet

    http://www.christianmontoya.com/2007/11/12/blueprint-css-cheat-sheet/

    Christian Montoya posts a cheat sheet for classes used in Blueprint CSS.

  6. Visit Blueprint 0.6 Released Blueprint 0.6 Released

    http://bjorkoy.com/past/2007/9/21/blueprint_06_released/

    Bjorkoy has released another update to that CSS framework you love to hate (or hate to love?), BluePrint. This release sports a plugin system, a browser compatibility test, Ruby scripts for CSS compression, and more. It's not going away, folks. Is… More

  7. Visit Sillyness, Now Designed With Blueprint Sillyness, Now Designed With Blueprint

    http://www.chrisjdavis.org/hey-look-new-sillyness

    Chris J. Davis, one of the people behind the Habari Project, has redesigned his blog, "Sillyness Spelled Wrong..", using the Blueprint CSS framework. Not shabby, and the whole project took 4 hours.

  8. Visit At What Point Do Semantics Not Apply? At What Point Do Semantics Not Apply?

    http://mondaybynoon.com/2007/09/17/at-what-point-do-semantics-not-apply/

    And you thought the Blueprint discussion was over. The Monday By Noon blog is back with a follow up on the CSS framework that's been causing so many waves. This time, semantics overall are discussed and examined.

  9. Visit On standards, Web Standards, and “standardistas” On standards, Web Standards, and “standardistas”

    http://www2.jeffcroft.com/blog/2007/aug/29/standards-web-standards-and-standardistas/

    Read this article in it's entirety. Three times. Your clients will love you for it.

  10. Visit Blueprint 0.5: The Experiment Blueprint 0.5: The Experiment

    http://bjorkoy.com/past/2007/8/28/blueprint_05_the_experiment/

    Like it or not, Blueprint just keeps going. Now with release v0.5, BP goes back to px for font sizes, and the grid becomes 24 columns. That's an arseload of columns.

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