jareware/css-architecture

This is the manifest of things I’ve learned about managing CSS in large, complex web projects during my many years of professional web development. I’ve been asked about these things enough times that having a...

What is the difference between CSS variables and preprocessor variables?

Variables are one of the major reasons CSS preprocessors exist at all. The ability to set a variable for something like a color, use that variable throughout the CSS you write, and know that it will be consistent, DRY, and...

etimbo/jquery-print-preview-plugin

The jQuery Print Preview plugin is designed to provide visitors with a preview of the print version of a web site. Unlike traditional print previews this plugin brings in all content and print styles within a modal window....

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Understanding CSS3 Flexbox for Responsive Design

This guide will cover the fundamentals of CSS flexbox usage and shares some helpful resources for digging deeper into the topic. Most developers are familiar with CSS floats and clearfix hacks to get proper multi-column...

How To Make WordPress Hard For Clients To Mess Up – Smashing Magazine

WordPress is a wonderfully powerful CMS that ships with many versatile features giving it the flexibility to work out of the box for a wide range of users. However, if you are a professional building custom themes and...

How to apply different CSS classes for different browsers

WordPress is a powerful system. While there are endless possibilities when it comes to extending WordPress, its core version already contains numerous functions and filters which get upgraded and extended each time WordPress...

WTF, forms?

Each checkbox and radio is wrapped in a for three reasons: It provides a larger hit areas for checking the control. It provides a helpful and semantic wrapper to help us replace the default s. It triggers the state of the...

Experiment Time: Scroll Anchoring

Have you ever visited a web page, started reading some of the content and then the page sort of pops due to ad’s or images loading, making you lose your place on the page? Well it might be worth checking out the Scroll...