Diigo Bookmarks 02/15/2015

2015年2月15日 著

• Eric's Archived Thoughts: Gradient List Bullets

  "gradients are images, just like a PNG or SVG or whatever. That’s why you can write them directly into background properties and have them display. The thing is, though, that you can use them anywhere a property accepts an image value. Like, say, list-item-image and list-item."

  tags: css

• What Will Save Us from the Dark Side of CSS Pre-Processors? · An A List Apart Column

  "Though each camp might have a different approach to tools, the important commonality they share is a deep understanding of the CSS that comes out the other side. Neither set of tools is a crutch for ignorance. Know your craft."

  tags: css sass

• Exploring object-fit ✩ Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog

  "Letting the aspect ratio distort to fit the containing replaced element nearly always looks horrible. And doing some kind of dynamic cropping or resizing on the fly each time might be more work than you have the capability to implement."

  tags: css

• Introducing @counter-style ✩ Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog

  "In addition to the new predefined styles, the spec also offers an open-ended solution for the needs of worldwide typography by introducing the @counter-style at-rule — which lets us define custom counter styles or even extend existing ones — and the symbols() function."

  tags: css

• Chromium Blog: Beta Channel for the Android WebView

  "Beginning today, developers can use a new beta channel to test the latest version of WebView and provide feedback."

  tags: chrome android browser

• I am the fold

  "An experiment to show how designing for The Fold can be treacherous."

  tags: webdesign

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