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by franciscop 12y ago
I'm not completely sure of what you mean with static responsive breakpoints (I'm not English native), could you clarify please?
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by franciscop 12y ago
I don't have experience with CSS preprocessors, it's just after Laravel in the list of things I want to learn. Sorry about that.
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by franciscop 12y ago
I hope it's fixed now, I forgot to re-test that bit after a .1em change I did
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by franciscop 12y ago
I have been looking for a fix and the current grid system is the best I could do. Instead of `pure-u-1-3` from Pure or `col-md-4` from Bootstrap I went for a clearer naming from my point of view: `third` to mean a third. There's no i
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by franciscop 12y ago
While it's true that sometimes you want a link to act as a button ( <a class = "button">Looks like button</a> ), I cannot think of the case when you want a button to look like a link. May I ask, in what situa
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by franciscop 12y ago
Well I knew the border hack for the <select> would pop up at some point for some reason. I'll fix it ASAP.
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by franciscop 12y ago
Besides of the comment above, please use the one you prefer and fits better your needs. Clean html and out of the box options are Picnic strengths, flexibility and browser support are PureCSS strengths.
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by franciscop 12y ago
Picnic CSS sets the style of the default elements, while in Pure CSS you have to add them manually as classes. This means that Picnic just works out of the box while Pure is more flexible. There are some other smaller differences: - The &lt
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by franciscop 12y ago
Changed it to #AAA now and it's more readable, thanks!
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by franciscop 12y ago
That's what I based Picnic on! Read on the "Some love" in the last section, it's also a great library
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by franciscop 12y ago
Should be fixed now, right? What browser was it?
2832.
by franciscop 12y ago
I've tried to keep it as tiny as possible with just under 3kb when gzipped. What would you change? What would you add? Any feedback or pull request is greatly welcome! MIT Licensed
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Show HN: Picnic.css, a lightweight Bootstrap alternative(picnicss.com)
247 points by franciscop 12y ago|143 comments
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by franciscop 12y ago
Laravel is indeed the thing I am learning next from PHP, and I love the Startup ecosystem (and working in one), so I guess I'm not the only one. Also, take into account different countries; I'm from Spain and the Rails ecosystem i
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10TB HDD announced(hgst.com)
3 points by franciscop 12y ago|0 comments
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by franciscop 12y ago
Please, try to communicate clearly. You just put a wall of text which is really difficult to read. I'm sure you'll get more useful insights since people will be able to read your text more easy.
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by franciscop 12y ago
Why don't we try first to get the International System of Units going worldwide? (;
2838.
by franciscop 12y ago
PureCSS. I'm also doing a basic system based on this, but it's still few hours away to be ready. I'll ask for feedback around HN soon though.
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by franciscop 12y ago
Below the top-left language globe I can read "Wikipedia" clearly. I agree about Mediawiki, just not about keeping the same image (;
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by franciscop 12y ago
They just copy/pasted the wiki engine, it's even showing "Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia". Looks like a really bad job. However, the Shield looks really neat and worth it.
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by franciscop 12y ago
Highly recommended: Code Complete by Steve McConnell. A big part of the book talks about how to reduce complexity, in the literal sense and by using abstractions.
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by franciscop 12y ago
It actually looks quite nice. Does it allow for further html edition? If so, is the html output semantic ? While most editors' html is gibberish, so is the interface, so maybe Weebly also got this right