heydonworks

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   by heydonworks 14y ago

   My two icon font sets (a generic set and a complementary set for app designers) have been hinted using Font Squirrel's algorithm. You may find these of some use: http://www.heydonworks.com/article/an-app-icon-font
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   by heydonworks 14y ago

   What is a style "applied directly" to an element if not a class? It's written on the element itself. 'Classitis' is certainly not a concern for parsers because they do not know it is going on. Then again, that's my point.
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   by heydonworks 14y ago

   Read my comments for the original article carefully. Projects are made easier to maintain by foregoing classes. Element names belong to a shared lexicon which all developers and sufficiently up-to-date parsers understand. Classes are invent
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   by heydonworks 14y ago

   Ancestry driven selectors are the essence of CSS. Classes are a cludge.
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   by heydonworks 14y ago

   It's not my website.
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   by heydonworks 14y ago

   When the HTML structure changes, the CSS changes in accordance. That is what is supposed to happen. You do not understand the technology.
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   by heydonworks 14y ago

   HTML itself is scalable and my method is sympathetic to HTML. Scalability is a non-issue.