Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category

Since all the functionality was already in place it felt only right to add a batch option to the Gedit Clientside Plugin. This new “batch” option allows you to choose several javascript or css files to minify, and place into one file. Its pretty straight forward. From the Tools menu under Clientside there are two [...]

For all of the gedit nuts out there (like myself) who develop css and javascript, I have created a gedit plugin just for you. The Gedit Clientside Plugin. This plugin can minify and beautify javascript and css. Also for javascript you jsLint is included. Finally for good measure, I threw in a gzip method as [...]

I often find myself having to do a lot of jumping around to develop. I write the code, test, then minify, then copy files, etc.. I also have a strange interest in gedit, so I decided I’d create a quick little plugin to minify files for me. The plugin is dirt simple. While your file [...]

Zen Coding is a fun tool for editors. Basically it allows you to type out a css selector, hit a key combination, and Bam! It turns into corresponding html. Doesn’t sound like all that? Well lets imagine you’re creating a complex form, or a table with several columns (a table for tabular data of course..) [...]

I thought I would share with you quickly how you can use CSS3 selectors to spice up your Impromptu buttons. Lets say you have a prompt with a Delete button. Delete normally indicates caution/danger/warning which is usually represented by a red color. We can let our CSS do the dirty work and have it find [...]