CSS-Tricks Screencasts

pThe perfect CMS to suite the needs of any non-trivial content-oriented website does not come out-of-the-box. They require customization. For instance, a feature article for a news site isn#8217;t just a title and content anymore. It#8217;s a title, optional subtitle, hellip;/p

pI#8217;ve never messed with creating custom a href=http://www.sublimetext.com/ rel=nofollow noopenerSublime Text/a snippets before. So when James Nowland a href=https://gist.github.com/jnowland/5151162 rel=nofollow noopenersent one in/a, I took the opportunity to learn. hellip;/p

pIn this screencast we live answer more forums posts with no planning whatsoever. I don#8217;t think we hit a homerun on any of the threads we look at, but that#8217;s the lesson. You don#8217;t have to have the answers to hellip;/p

pa href=http://blog.codepen.io/documentation/pro-features/ rel=nofollow noopenerCodePen PRO/a offers a slew of new features. You can read about them, but much better to show them right?/p

p[Deep awesome voice]: and this is just the beginning.hellip;/p

pI#8217;ve never in my life submitted a #8220;Pull Request#8221; on GitHub. I wanted to give it a shot, so this video is capturing the moment of me attempting to figure it out. Fair warning, this isn#8217;t a succinct, quick tutorial. hellip;/p

pIn this screencast we pop over to a href=https://css-tricks.com/forums/The Forums/a to answer as many questions as we can. The point is just to have a little fun and show you how easy it is to contribute to the community. Become a hellip;/p

pEven if the layout of a site is simple as a main content area on the left and a sidebar on the right, that#8217;s a grid. There are new layout methods in CSS that are getting closer to prime time hellip;/p

pI present four really simple things you can do to make your websites faster. Nothing even as complex as making image sprites (which ain#8217;t that complicated). These are all easy wins with big possible performance gains. Plus, we handle a hellip;/p

pAs we#8217;ve said around here many times: icon fonts are awesome. They are efficient in the same way CSS sprites are efficient: lots of images usable for different areas/purposes in one single download. But they are even more awesome than hellip;/p

pa href=http://codepen.io/ rel=nofollow noopenerCodePen/a is an app for sharing and playing around with front end code. I made it with some friends of mine: Alex Vazquez and Tim Sabat. In this typical ramble-ridden screencast I introduce what it is, what it#8217;s for, how hellip;/p