During the last few weeks, I’ve received lots of emails containig a recurrent question about changing the colors of the themes I created. In the beginning I thought it was fun to reply to those emails, but I soon relized that my squeduled tasks were weeping sad and lonely in their blank documents. So
CSS vs Firefox vs CPU
I was designing OrangeJuice and wanted to spice it a little with some mouseover effects. Everything was going smooth and easy and I was thrilled about the results. For a moment I even forgot about ranting against IE6; oh, what a glorious moment of aesthetic contempt, what a contemplation of ideas in act. And then,
How to style every single post
Later edit: The example bellow doesn’t look pretty at all, because I’ve changed the blog’s design, based on another grid; anyway, the code is functional, so you either can built a grid of your own, or provide styles to the divs you’ll be using to style your posts. Happy coding . One of the few
Grids and creativity
The problem with grids, it was said, is that they limit the designer’s creativity. Maybe it’s because the grids are made out of boxes and one must inevitably think inside of them. Or maybe it’s because creative people really hate limitations (poets, for instance, after struggling with meter and rhyme for centuries ended by inventing