CSS Classes for semantics vs. styles in general cases
The W3C spec on the class
attribute says
Copyright notice in CSS or XML files
I’m currently working on an open-source project. Currently, we put our copyright notice at the top of every Java source file.
Why use skins if we can handle server controls with CSS in ASP.Net?
The main difference between themes/skins and CSS are the HTML & Server Side Controls (SSC) only. We use skin files to format & cosmetics SSC which are not in HTML like <asp:Label>
, <asp:TextBox>
& </asp:RadioButtonList>
etc…
Why do we program each file separately and place them in separate folders and how do all these file come together?
I was wondering how the cover flow effect is coded. I used this link which gave me the code on how it all worked out : http://luwes.co/labs/js-cover-flow/. I am completely new to complex programs so I had a hard time in understanding how it all works out.
Why Have People Started Deeming it Necessary to Separate JS hooks from CSS hooks in HTML?
Edit: Point of clarificatioon, IDs and classes as separate hooks is just one form of the applied idea in question which is to never use the same hooks for CSS as you do in JS. I’ve also seen people want things like js-combo_box and css-combo_box as classes on the same element.
Better performance on web with big PNGs [closed]
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Mobile-first implementation or desktop-first? [closed]
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Is there a name for CSS code smell that can be seen in class names like “float” or “white”?
I noticed some code in our projects using CSS class names such as red
, black
or float
.
I want to provide some information for people so they know to avoid it.
What is the best way to construct your CSS documents?
Normally I start a project working on a site, I’d do the basic html skeleton and then start tweaking the styles using CSS. Slowly I’d just add one CSS rule after another with no “organized structure” or groupings in the CSS rules.
Is XML, HTML/CSS, XSL analogous to Model, View, Controller?
For some time in personal projects I have been using XSL to convert my raw XML data into human-friendly HTML/CSS (in simple projects, I have no JavaScript, so let’s leave that out of the equation for simplicity).