Diigo Bookmarks 03/15/2013
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Official Google Reader Blog: Powering Down Google Reader
絶対に許さない。
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The Lengths of CSS | CSS-Tricks
"What are all the accepted "length" properties in CSS? There are quite a few."
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The Era of Symbol Fonts · An A List Apart Article
"In a font file, it is a simple substitution; all the ligature is looking for is the right sequence of letters."
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Modular CSS with Media Queries and Sass | Impressive Webs
"Overall, I think the concept of keeping related styles near each other is much more in line with what we like to see in CSS and especially in modular or OOCSS."
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Breaking down Amazon’s mega dropdown - Ben Kamens
"At every position of the cursor you can picture a triangle between the current mouse position and the upper and lower right corners of the dropdown menu. If the next mouse position is within that triangle, the user is probably moving their cursor into the currently displayed submenu."
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CSS Fragmentation In WebKit | Web Platform Team Blog
"Fragmentation is different from overflow because it allows flowing the content through multiple boxes called fragmentation containers – fragmentainers for short."
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Name, State, Role, and Value: What’s it all about? | Karl Groves
"In short, in all cases – regardless of whether the user has a disability or not or uses an assistive technology or not, the thing they experience are the objects created by the browser."
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The progress element | HTML5 Doctor
"If the value attribute exists, then the progress bar is considered to be determinate (i.e., it has exact limits). Otherwise it is considered to be indeterminate."