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Using LESS with MVC
An easy way to implement LESS (the dynamic stylesheet language) with MVC4 bundling. Very simple approach.
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Webmatrix 3: Integrated Git and Deployment to Azure
Webmatrix 3 is cooler than you might think. It offers a very convenient set of features which to my mind are a complement to, and not replacement for, a more robust development environment. Particularly for doing quick touch-ups to HTML or CSS for an existing site, tracking such changes in source co...
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Twitter bootstrap typeahead and ASP.NET MVC - Key/Value pairs
I suck at creating CSS. As a backend developer, I've always managed to get by with my CSS skills, but I've always been jealous of my front end developer colleagues when it comes to their ability to create beautiful web pages. Fortunately, the guys at Twitter have developed a great front-end framewor...
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The benefits to using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
There are several benefits to using cascading style sheets (CSS) in the design of a website, but they have lacked the attention it deserves partially due of a large learning curve needed to fully understand its capabilities. There has been a real emphasis recently on CSS because of the Web 2.0 movem...
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Capitalise text inputs with CSS
Illustrates how to improve data quality and user experience by capitalising names without resorting to javascript.
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dotlesscss v1.1 released
A new version of the dotless CSS framework has been released. New features include an all-around new parser and parameter passing.
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T4CSS: A T4 Template for .Less CSS With Compression
Pain is often a great motivator for invention, unless you become dull to the pain. I think CSS is one of those cases where there’s a lot of pain that we as web developers often take in stride. Fortunately not everyone accepts that pain and efforts such as LESS are born. As the home page states Howev...
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Better CSS with .Less
Too often in my web development past I have found myself wading through huge clumsy CSS files of several hundred lines or more, searching for that place where a particular class is defined or to try and identify what it is that is overriding something else. It can be quite a nightmare. However I rec...
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Fancy validation pointer messages without images
Here's a neat little CSS trick that allows you to create validation messages which point to the relevant field without the use of images.
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Dream CSS - CodeRun - browser based online development platform
CodeRun is a browser-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE), CodeRun is a unique website that allows programmers to easily develop, test, deploy and publish code online, without requiring powerful hardware or complex software.
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A Cool Bing-like Search Box (Button on the Inside)
In this article, Ashic Mahtab shows how to create a cool bing search like search box using css.
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Hercules Resource Linker for Javascripts, Images and stylesheets
I wrote this tool to assist in including style sheets, java scripts and image resources into web applications. It has the following features:
* Gives a unified strongly typed way to access your resources and include them in your project.
* Generates appropriate HTML include tags for wha...
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How to put a backround image in a HR for IE with jQuery
IE till version 7 has a bug: you cannot put a background image in a <HR /> tag, so you cannot have a nice graphical line and keeping the semantic coolness of the hr tag. This post explain how to reach that goal using a bit of jQuery
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15 jQuery Plugins to Fix and Beautify Browser Issues
"We advocate using CSS whenever possible, and we often successed. Modern browsers have very good support for CSS — it’s certainly good enough for you to use CSS to control layout and presentation. Sometimes however, certain page elements will appear differently in different browsers. That’s why...
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Everything You Know About CSS Is Wrong by Rachel Andrew
Applying table-related display property values to web page elements causes the elements to mimic the display characteristics of their HTML table equivalents. In this article, Rachel Andrew demonstrate how this will have a huge impact on the way we use CSS for web page layouts.