Prevent iOS from changing text size after orientation changes
When viewing your site in an iOS device portrait mode the text looks good but when you change the orientation to landscape it looks bigger.
HTML, CSS and JavaScript
When viewing your site in an iOS device portrait mode the text looks good but when you change the orientation to landscape it looks bigger.
Have you ever tried to use html entities in CSS? It just doesn’t work. With the super table below…
A ver cool CSS snippet that creates a shadow at the very top of your site…
Here’s a very cool piece of CSS. Style an input radio button to make it look like a switch button…
As you might know, some of the CSS code is no W3C valid. If you want the green sticker for your site you can load this invalid CSS in an other file. Then, load this file using JavaScript…
Pure madness. I found this guy, Nicolas Gallagher, who made super-amazing CSS Speech Bubbles.
Like the -webkit prefix we can now drop the -moz prefix for the border-radius CSS3 style. The last versions of Mozilla Firefox support the standard border-radius style.
With this useful piece of CSS you can change color and background of the selected text.
Add the -moz prefix and create CSS3 animations without any JavaScript.
If you have any element you’ll like to show above a YouTube iFrame you just have to add a parameter to the iFrame URL.