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Every web design project has a long list of tasks that are identical from project to project, even if the layout and design concept are polar opposites. A great way to minimise the time spent on these is to adopt a basic layout template—an essential tool for any web designer with a high work flow.
Here is a clean and flexible template from cssgirl: cssgirl.com
Which CSS layouts work best for you?
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In this css roundup: blueprint css, a look at font sizing options, some rarely used css properties, and tips for understanding modern css layouts.
Blueprint is a CSS framework, which aims to cut down on your development time. It gives you a solid foundation to build your project on top of, with an easy-to-use grid, sensible typography, useful plugins, and even a stylesheet for printing.
When it comes to setting the size of type in CSS, you have lots of options. You can apply a “keyword”, like p { font-size: small; } or a numerical value. When using a value, you need to declare a unit of measure which itself has four options. Which is best? It depends of course.
Clip, visibility, text-shadow, content, quotes, counter-reset and counter-increment, marks, page-break-before and page-break-after, orphans and widows, font-size-adjust, font-stretch, font-variant, caption-side, table-layout, empty-cells
Much of CSS is pretty straightforward and, I suspect, quite easy for most people to grasp. There’s font styles, margin, padding, color and what not. But there’s a wall that people will run into… that point where a number of key elements need to come together to create a solid CSS-based layout that is consistent cross-browser. These are the six things that will help people get over the hump.
