As a webdeveloper i use different kindda plugins for Firefox, here my list, what’s yours?
As a webdeveloper i use different kindda plugins for Firefox, here my list, what’s yours?
All frontend developers should take a look at this video:
and continue to http://html5boilerplate.com for downloading…. ITS AWESOME!!!
Here im going to show you how to change the background color on the text you select at a webpage…
It’s dont very easy with CSS – However, it is only supported by Firefox, Safari etc – Not Internet Explorer
Anyway, here you go
::-moz-selection{ background: #000; color:#f9d500; text-shadow: none; }
::selection { background:#000; color:#f9d500; text-shadow: none; }Adobe and Typekit goes together, and is releasing Adobe Web Fonts….
“For this debut of Adobe Web Fonts, I think we’ve made some great choices. Everyone knows Myriad and Minion — pervasive workhorse sans serif and serif typefaces, respectively, which will prove to be as useful on the web as they have been in print. Thomas Phinney’s Hypatia Sans and Carol Twombly’s Chaparral are distinctive and versatile. Adobe Text is Robert Slimbach’s newest design which a lot of people haven’t even seen yet (so far it has only been available as a registration benefit for CS5 customers) but I’m certain it will quickly establish itself as a flexible and reliable text typeface, and I’m pleased it will now get a wider audience.
Richard Lipton’s classic Bickham Script is one of our most popular display typefaces and a distinctive addition to the Adobe Web Fonts collection. More of Robert Slimbach’s work now available for web use include Adobe Garamond, Caflisch Script, Cronos, and the “display” designs for Garamond Premier (based on Claude Garamond’s beautiful Gros Canon type).”
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The 15-minute film (embedded below) is a pretty good general overview of the semantic web. That is, turning all of the data on the web into structured data so as to define relationships between it and derive meaning.