Outdated. No longer needed! We have Themes now 🙂 Following up the post https://quhno.vivaldi.net/2015/07/02/some-quick-vivaldi-panels-css-hacks-for-better-readability-or-accessibility/ I’ve made some smallish changes that take care of some minor things I don’t like with the UI. They can be applied the same way as in the previous blog post. […]
Tag: CSS
Broken CSS? Lint it!
While looking for something completely different I stumbled upon CSS LINT. Quote: Will hurt your feelings* (And help you code better) http://csslint.net/ Not the usual beautifier but does what it says: It tells you what you can and should improve in a similar rigorous way […]
Some quick Vivaldi panels CSS hacks for better readability or accessibility
Deprecated. While the basic technique would still work, too much has changed in the new Versions of Vivaldi and now we have Themes. While I generally like the design idea that stands behind behind Vivaldi, I have some problems with it. I don’t know […]
CSS beautifier
I confess that am a messy coder when it comes to formatting. I edit, insert and delete until the code runs like I want to. This often leads to perfectly readable code – for machines, but not for other humans – so if I […]
“Any man who would letterspace lowercase would steal sheep.”
The headline is rumored to be a quote from the German Typographer Erik Spiekermann paraphrasing American Typographer Frederic W. Goudy‘s Any man who would letterspace blackletter would shag sheep. Dear web page designers! Whoever told you differently: letter-spacing: -1px or -2px is no good […]
Just another userCSS for this site
Outdated. The forum and blog software was changed in the meantime One of the first things I did after creating my account here was to write a userCSS for Opera <15. Bigger fonts (120dpi monitor, the standard font sizes used here are too tiny), […]