I'm not a big fan of animation on web pages. Before I updated firefox I had a look and I liked the instant shadow on the navigation bar. I think the animation is too slow to be used on a link though. I would find myself clicking the link before it had time to do anything.
I'm using some CSS3 a...
I like that. Although it would be best to use a unix timestamp even if you updated your css every few months. Because if you changed the css in the morning then your users who had the css cached would be using the old version until the end of the day.
I've also created a helper function to...
This has been bugging me a bit. I had that feely that there was a simpiler way to do this and I think I might have found it. Check this out and tell me what you think.
So we hash the css file and cut out the middle of the string.
<?php
$hash = hash_file('md5','css/main.css');
$hash =...
That's a very clever automatic solution but I don't think making the .css a php file is necessary. Can you not just add a variable to the end of the .css like gloabl.css?v=1
I think a dark grey would go better with the orange than just pure black. I also agree that the tracking is too great, but it's definitely better than the old logo.
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