Category Archives: CSS

Lightbox plugin added to College News

I added the bas_lightbox plugin (alt link) to the Textpattern instance that runs College News. The plugin implements Lightbox 2 and allows you to use it within articles to create image galleries or enlarge-able images. Here’s the first story to … Continue reading

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A Second Chance mini-site published

I published a very-quickly-produced mini-site for the film A Second Chance this afternoon. It uses the templating concepts from mezzoblue that I mentioned recently. It also borrows some CSS techniques that I explored on some recent personal projects.

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Making an external link icon

I’ve been working this week (mostly) on new content that I’ll blog about when it is released, but didn’t want to let a week go by, even a short one, without a blog entry. Have you noticed the little “external … Continue reading

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Adding a one-column body class to a two-column UF CSS template

After reading in And all that (CSS) Malarkey yesterday about using multiple class attributes on the body tag to create multiple page layouts within a style sheet, I thought I’d give it a try today as a good “Friday” task. … Continue reading

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Adding UF template elements to a WordPress template

Dissatisfied with my earlier attempt at making this blog look like it’s UF-templated and have it look and work “right” like a blog, I started over and like the new result a lot better. In the old template, I had … Continue reading

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New communigator starts going up

The Spring 2005 issue of communigator hit the street a couple of weeks ago. The files hit my desk last week and the first stories hit the Web this afternoon. I have spoken with the Editor and we are going … Continue reading

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Formatting lists, ugh!

Nothing seems to cause me to want to pull my hair out more than formatting lists. These seem to be the canonical online references: Taming Lists by Mark Newhouse (from A List Apart) Consistent List Indentation by Eric Meyer (from … Continue reading

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Design (or coding) notes for Orange & Blue

The slide show effect on the Orange & Blue front page uses the Fade Images JavaScript technique. The images do a fade transition in IE, but just flip in Firefox. It will probably eventually be replaced this Summer by a … Continue reading

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