Comments on: Hands on with Blueprint, a CSS Framework http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/ CSS Frameworks and Techniques Sun, 27 Jul 2008 02:47:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: CSS Frameworks and Grid Tools | Beat Fly Blog http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-45 CSS Frameworks and Grid Tools | Beat Fly Blog Tue, 08 Jul 2008 08:19:17 +0000 http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-45 [...] CSS Demos - Hands on With Blueprint, a CSS Framework [...] […] CSS Demos - Hands on With Blueprint, a CSS Framework […]

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]]> By: NETTUTS - Web development tutorials and links - Which CSS Grid Framework Should You Use for Web Design? http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-33 NETTUTS - Web development tutorials and links - Which CSS Grid Framework Should You Use for Web Design? Wed, 21 May 2008 11:59:08 +0000 http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-33 [...] Steps to Designing Grid Systems.Jeff Croft - What's Not to Love About CSS Frameworks? CSS Demos - Hands on With Blueprint, a CSS Framework. CSS Tricks - GridControl. Design by Grid.Cameron Moll - Gridding the 960. Smashing Magazine - [...] […] Steps to Designing Grid Systems.Jeff Croft - What’s Not to Love About CSS Frameworks? CSS Demos - Hands on With Blueprint, a CSS Framework. CSS Tricks - GridControl. Design by Grid.Cameron Moll - Gridding the 960. Smashing Magazine - […]

]]> By: Rossums Robots http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-31 Rossums Robots Fri, 09 May 2008 12:49:19 +0000 http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-31 To all of you, semantic bastards. I have not seen a single discussion or comment system without those stupid pseudosemantic vomit. I cannot believe you are so incapable of copying the default BP stylesheet and rename appropriate classes or create and new one and add appropriate code from "span-24 last" class? Are you retarded or what?! Then, why the hell are you coming to post this shit on boards? To all of you, semantic bastards.

I have not seen a single discussion or comment system without those stupid pseudosemantic vomit. I cannot believe you are so incapable of copying the default BP stylesheet and rename appropriate classes or create and new one and add appropriate code from “span-24 last” class? Are you retarded or what?!

Then, why the hell are you coming to post this shit on boards?

]]> By: Jon Zuck http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-27 Jon Zuck Sat, 26 Apr 2008 18:40:27 +0000 http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-27 I'm definitely with Chris on this. Class *names* are not HTML, they are CSS! The class *attribute* is HMTL, but the value(s) of the attribute can be anything useful to the designer. I’m definitely with Chris on this. Class *names* are not HTML, they are CSS! The class *attribute* is HMTL, but the value(s) of the attribute can be anything useful to the designer.

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]]> By: chris thatcher http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-22 chris thatcher Sun, 30 Mar 2008 19:53:10 +0000 http://www.cssdemos.com/2007/12/29/hands-on-with-blueprint-a-css-framework/#comment-22 It's been my understanding that the 'class' attribute was simply an isolated point in the otherwise semantic document that allowed arbitrary string keys, seperated by space, providing hooks by which to provide style with css. This is similar to 'id' which is of course unique. I understand it might provide other developers with a semantic meaning like 'left-nav' but there is nothing that prevents the developer from adding class names that provide some other context. To me the general classes that BP provides are more meaningful than 'left-nav'. Does a screen reader ever present class attributes? I think trying to cram only semantic meaning into class attributes is the opposite of what they are architecturally meant to be used for, style. I'm more concerned about web designers learning to use tab-index consistently and correctly. I like what BP has done, and I'm significantly more productive than before. It’s been my understanding that the ‘class’ attribute was simply an isolated point in the otherwise semantic document that allowed arbitrary string keys, seperated by space, providing hooks by which to provide style with css. This is similar to ‘id’ which is of course unique. I understand it might provide other developers with a semantic meaning like ‘left-nav’ but there is nothing that prevents the developer from adding class names that provide some other context. To me the general classes that BP provides are more meaningful than ‘left-nav’. Does a screen reader ever present class attributes? I think trying to cram only semantic meaning into class attributes is the opposite of what they are architecturally meant to be used for, style. I’m more concerned about web designers learning to use tab-index consistently and correctly. I like what BP has done, and I’m significantly more productive than before.

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