Tag: CSS

How SASS made my site better

SASS code
Posted July 10, 2010 in CSS, Web development by Paradox

Sass, or Syntactically Awesome StyleSheets, is a CSS interpreter. It lets you use advanced programming features in your Stylesheets, such as conditionals, functions, math, and other things, to aid in writing large, complex stylesheets. Sass can help tremendously when writing both advanced (CSS3) stylesheets, and even basic projects.

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Flaws in the W3C’s working draft on print

printer
Posted February 2, 2010 in CSS by Paradox

Recently, I designed a [[print stylesheet]] for this site. In doing so, I became quite friendly with the W3C’s stylesheet working draft. Most of this draft is well thought out, but here was one section that seemed very poorly drafted; the section on page-margin content.

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