Blueprint CSS
Re: [BP #2545] IE6 woes
<head> sections. If I replace the IE head with the firefox head it works.
Do you have anything on the server side that detects the browser and
modifies headers? If so, I would look for the problem there.
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Oh, what do i know. Find out at [link]
IE6 woes
properly. The site in question is hosted at [link] which
IE6 renders as [link]
. From previous posts, it seems missing "last"-class can cause this
problem, but I think I got them all (?).
Re: [BP #2539] compress.php?
If people want to make a compress.php, or compress.c, or compress.py,
or compress.jar, that's fine. The current compress script exists
because someone volunteered to make it. I would love to see more
versions, but I am not in the capacity to write one myself right now.
Re: [BP #2542] Re: compress.php?
install.
There's also many tools and resources you may find helpful that are not part
of the official blueprint software:
[link]
Chris
Re: compress.php?
all. I think would help promote Blueprint more by allowing
customization with another language. Yeah I know people hate PHP, but
its got a huge userbase.
Re: [BP #2539] compress.php?
environment. You can have ruby on your development machine, right?
-chris
On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 11:18 PM, frank peterson
compress.php?
Re: [BP #2537] IE 6 renders oddly(as usual)
.showgrid)
Re: IE 6 renders oddly(as usual)
"prepend" or "append" classes at all, I use empty "span" classes for
that. If anyone knows a better solution, please let me know
IE 6 renders oddly(as usual)
some other css frameworks such as Yaml etc. I have created 2 or 3
simple sites with blueprint to get a feel for it and have been digging
into the css files. I don't claim to be a css wizard but I'm curious
to know why my pages are all rendering in IE about 8 columns to the
Re: [BP #2535] Re: Solution to a severe performance problems with jQuery/ListNav and Blueprint
Here's a link:
<[link]
>
There is a link on that page to the slow version, so you can flip back
and forth.
I'm seeing a flash on safari like I reported on FF from that URL. Even
more interesting, occasionally (rarely) the Safari doesn't show the
Re: Solution to a severe performance problems with jQuery/ListNav and Blueprint
Could you upload the offending HTML to your website and post the
link? I've never heard of CSS slowing down the actual rendering of a
page so it'd be very interesting to try and recreate.
I know it sounds cliché, but have you validated both your html as well
as the html output generated once the JS has run? Just another
Solution to a severe performance problems with jQuery/ListNav and Blueprint
I've encountered, and worked around, a rendering performance problem
in WebKit based browsers.
I'm working on a webapp and a particular uncontrived page is rendered
by FireFox in about 0.5s while Safari takes about 12s.
The problem is caused by the Blueprint screen.css style sheet being
Re: Blueprint Break FormCheck Tips
like this :
.fc-tbx .t{
padding:0;
background: url('img/t.png') repeat-x;
height: 16px;
.fc-tbx .l{
padding:0;
background: url('img/l.png') repeat-y;
width : 16px;
Enjoy
Re: Moving a div below another div?
See this site that I have built recently using blueprint for the main
layout:
This site uses the default BP grid although some of the default
vertical margins are overridden in a second css style sheet. Not quite
sure what layout or effect you are after but if you post up a mock up
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Re: [BP #2526] Re: Links incorrect
Sounds like Github was to blame. Thanks!
Re: [BP #2527] Moving a div below another div?
I meant, "style it the way you would a normal non-blueprint site"
Re: [BP #2527] Moving a div below another div?
* A good reset
* Attractive typographical defaults
* Some simple formatting classes
* A grid
So if I were creating a complex layout and the header portion of the
page would be difficult to do with the grid then I'd just not use the
Moving a div below another div?
to get this design question answered, before i spent a couple hours toying
with BP to see if it can even do what i want.
So, what i want is relatively simple. I have branding at the top of my page,
followed by primary nav, and then secondary nav. These are all contained