simanek

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by simanek 14y ago
Some of the clipping paths/layer edges on the first one are pretty rough toward the top. But a neat idea. It’s really more a collage than a “hyperphoto”. David Hockney – more known for his paintings than his photography – has done something
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by simanek 14y ago
Impressive, but seems like a really, really bad idea.
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by simanek 15y ago
If you don't subscribe to the logic and end-user benefits of progressive enhancement, there are probably many things about HTML+CSS+JavaScript that you don't like. However, what are the arguments for what you are asking for besides easier s
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by simanek 15y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. Firefox doesn't show that, but Chrome and Safari do. Opera kinda shows that. Will work on fixing it though. Thanks!
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Show HN: NEW Heads-Up Grid: A Responsive Web Page Overlay Grid(bohemianalps.com)
7 points by simanek 15y ago|6 comments
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by simanek 15y ago
As far as continuous text goes, you're right. These features probably will get used in horrible ways. But even without these features available there are already many well-designed column-based layout examples out there. Not to mention, "co
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by simanek 15y ago
I guess I think the JavaScript console isn't something a lot of HTML + CSS designer/developers like me know much about. My vision of this tool is to make it for people who know how to drop a few files on their web server, link to them, adju
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by simanek 15y ago
I don't know much about the JavaScript console, but since JavaScript can generate both HTML + CSS, there's no reason this idea couldn't be used in that context. I responded with some changes to your github gist. Thanks! I will now have to t
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Show HN: The Heads-Up Grid
9 points by simanek 15y ago|4 comments
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by simanek 15y ago
Something I created for my own development needs but thought it could be useful to others. Would appreciate feedback.