Grid Designer 2 If you're familiar with the grid, a bit of design and basic typography, using this script should be pretty easy - most of the functions are pretty self-explanatory. If you're unfamiliar with grids in general, you could start by reading an excellent series of articles by web designer Mark Boulton. For those who want a real understanding of the theory of grids in relation to design and typography, I strongly recommend this book. On the Columns tab, you can start your design in two ways: Fill in the number of columns, total width, gutters and margin widths, all specified in pixels - then press the design button. The grid preview on the Columns tab will display the widths of each area, in pixels. Use the Typography tab to adjust and calculate basic typographic settings for your design. Finally, on the Export tab, you can generate copy-and-paste ready CSS, and a sample XHTML template.
Techniques for Creating Textured Text In this article we'll explore all the current techniques for creating image or texture filled text and show you how to apply them. View demo Download source In this article we’re going to explore several techniques that can be used to create textured text or apply a background to text. Please remember that some of the techniques covered in the article are experimental with very low browser support, and may not be the best technique to use when you’re building real projects that need wide browser support. I’ve included a screenshot for each demo, the link to the demo in the end of each technique. Applying an Image Background to Text Using -webkit-background-clip: text We’re going to start with the CSS background-clip property and use it to get the following result: The CSS background-clip property determines an element’s background painting area, which is the area within which the background is painted. We’re going to use a “fat font”, so that the background is more visible through the text.
W E B & A P P S CSS Sprite Generator | Project Fondue Animated Opening Type A tutorial on how to create an interesting animated 3D opening type effect with pseudo-elements, CSS transforms and transitions. The idea is based on Edenspiekermann's Open Type project and it's a very creative way to display and play with letters. View demo Download source In this tutorial I’m going to explain how to achieve an interesting 3D opening type effect with CSS based on the one I previously created. My experiment was actually inspired by Edenspiekermann’s Open Type project for the Kröller-Müller Museum, a dynamic concept that plays with light and shadow in a simple but incredibly creative way. The aim of this tutorial is to show how we can bring some life to letters using CSS transforms and transitions on pseudo-elements with a technique that will allow to open a letter from all four sides. Please note that pseudo-element transitions don’t work in every browser. The Markup The CSS Let’s add some basic styles to the letter span. At this point it’s time to add our transformations.
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CSS Sprites - Online CSS Sprite Builder / Generator Tetris & The Power Of CSS To be really good at CSS, you have to learn CSS. I know this sounds like a tautology but I've become aware of a peculiar attitude that preprocessors such as SASS are somehow successors to CSS. Some SASS and LESS nerds are fond of proliferating the following aphorism. The four stages of CSS:1. They forget that all preprocessors do is make writing CSS easier, not qualitatively different: It's still CSS that comes out of the end. Put down your classes, ladies and gentlemen, because we're talking about dynamic content and they cannot save you now. Incomplete grids Let's imagine we have a three-column grid but that we don't know how many items will be in that grid. Now, I'm the sort of designer who couldn't give a toss about "pixel perfection" so long as the page is usable and accessible. We could do this by adding some logic to the template and writing a last class to whichever item comes last. We have a problem So far, our technique is incomplete. Potential orphans and actual orphans Update
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