I want to use some css framework but hate its unsemanticness. So I want to use LESS. The basic idea is mixin framework\'s css into my own classes. But I feel LESS can\'t handle some scenarios. For exa
I started using Blueprint CSS at about 8AM EDT this morning and I find myself having the following questions:
I\'m styling a ruby-on-rails app and I\'ve got a link to an external page which opens in fancybox. The external page is styled with blueprint\'s 24 column width (950px wide).
I just started with Blueprint, so don\'t bash me :-) Here\'s my code, a simple two columns layout: <body>
I have some textfields with the class span-4 and they are nicely styled开发者_运维知识库 and aligned. When I try to apply the same classes to upload fields it seems as they have no effect. I also trie
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Ultimately, I like to code my own CSS. I hate it when I have开发者_如何学Go to conform to someone else\'s naming conventions... especially when they have no real meaning. However, I am attracted to th
I\'m diving into web development and I\'m playing with the Blueprint CSS framework, which includes a grid system, and I have a few questions.
I use blueprint and browser recognize them first and not mine if they have something. how i can do something then开发者_C百科 browser recognize the style-sheet of mine first then they try to use them
I\'m styling a website using Compass and jQuery开发者_Go百科.What is the best way for styling a list of lists as a horizontal menu with dropdown? A good example of such a menu can be seen here.I\'ve c
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