A little tricky task was given to the team I am working in, to keep an image at its aspect ratio. However the catch is that it needs to be able to go as large as it can to fill the screen at all times, while the user can resize the screen and keeping theContinueContinue reading “Keeping an images ratio on resize in JavaScript”
Tag Archives: Responsive
How to put items in a Circle in CSS LESS
Through the depths of the internet I have search and found a method to put items on a circle using a CSS preprocessor. However it was in SCSS and I work in LESS, by which I mean the preprocessor not just less things. So I have converted it over to the dark side of LESS and broken down how it works below, I hope this helps
View the Source Code of Mobile Devices
Do you need to know what you mobile website is producing, but on the phone itself? Then here are the best ways I have found to inspect you mobile phone or tablets HTML. I have found how to inspect the HTML source of multiple platforms including iPhone, Android and more.
Which Viewport Width?
Responsive designs are the current and the future, but how do you build yours? When you build a responsive website one of the key parts is the view port. This tells the browser details on how to view the website it is requesting. The question is what do you tell it?
Responsive decided
The battle field was laid out and the fight between the quick, safe, easy fixed viewport and the reliable, standard responsive viewport was a foot. Then walked in the boss… Google. Recently Google has decided which method you must follow to get good rankings on its search engines. Is it the best choose? And should Google get to decide?
Firebug for your tablet
Follow these simple steps to get Firebug on your tablet.
Non JavaScript Websites
As you may be aware, I am a web developer and I have just moved company. Now I am working at my new place, I am realising big difference in practice and one that gets me is Non JavaScript websites.