Håkon Wium Lie is the father of CSS, the CTO of Opera, and a pioneer advocate for web standards. Earlier this year, we published his blog post, “CSS Regions Considered Harmful.” When Håkon speaks, whether we always agree or not, we listen. Today, Håkon introduces CSS Figures and argues their case.

One of my favorite updates in WordPress 3.9 was making the TinyMCE version 4.0 core. The new TinyMCE looks a look cleaner (really matches the WP dashboard) and it has some really nice added functionality. A lot of my old themes and plugins had to be updated to work with the new TinyMCE so I spent some time digging through the API and figuring some cool stuff out. Below I’ll give you some examples on how you can extend the functionality of the TinyMCE. I’m not going to walk you through all the steps or what the code means exactly (this is intended for developers) but will provide you with the exact code you can copy/paste in your theme or plugin and then tweak accordingly.

Wondering if you can use a given string as a variable name in JavaScript? Learn how it works, or just use this tool.

PopClip appears when you select text with your mouse on your Mac. Instantly copy & paste, and access actions like search, spelling, dictionary and over 100 more.

Pete R. introduced his One Page Scroll to the world a few weeks ago. He did a great job on replicating the one page scrolling effect used on the new Apple iPhone 5S/5C websites. Today I want to show you how these animations were created in a more detailed breakdown.

Retrieve paginated link for archive post pages. Technically, the function can be used to create paginated link list for any area ( e.g.: « Prev 1 … 3 4 5 6 7 … 9 Next » )

Before I came up with the interactive placeholder, I was just using a normal one. I liked the simplicity of using a placeholder as a label. It actually made a pretty crappy interaction for the user though. A user would type and the text disappeared.
Entire teams use Circle — the person who enters a value first isn’t always the same person who sees it later. To solve this problem I tried making the placeholder persist through the typing.
This worked well and made handling pre-filled data that much easier. When the <input> gets pre-filled, it behaves as it would if the user entered it themselves. Now teammates who view this in the future will know what this input is meant for right away.

I recently migrated this website from Wordpress to Github pages using Jekyll and poole. So far I am really happy with the transition. Over time, I grew to really dislike how heavy-weight Wordpress is. I dislike how WYSIWYG editors make it really hard to see what HTML is being generated and tend to bloat the code that is produced. I found the Wordpress plugin system so confusing that I was afraid to try to customize the layout of anything.

After several failed attempts at getting set up with GitHub Pages, I vowed that if I ever figured out how to do it, I’d write it up. Fortunately, I did eventually figure it out, so here is my write-up.

Animated Navigation Icons with CSS3 Transforms

Suspends background old tabs automatically to save memory usage.

Filter & sort magical layouts

Презентация о flexbox

Light Flow allows you to take control of your notification LED colors and makes them successively flash one color after another.

Show more resolution choices for external monitors on the new MacBook Pro with Retina Display by holding the Option key and clicking on the Scaled option in the Displays preference pane.

The CSS3 Flexible Box, or flexbox, is a layout mode providing for the arrangement of elements on a page such that the elements behave predictably when the page layout must accommodate different screen sizes and different display devices. via Pocket

Ольга Шакина подробно описывает свой путь к виду на жительство в ЕС — в жанре пошаговой инструкции

This JS-based form will remove all comments in a given HTML markup.

How hard could it be to draw a horizontal line on the screen? It seems wrangling a few pixels together to stand in a file would be something computers should be pretty good at anno domini twenty-fourteen.
One would think so, but simple things are rarely simple under the surface… at least if they are worth anything. Typography, likewise, is a game of nuance. This is a story on how a quick evening project to fix the appearance of underlined Medium links turned into a month-long endeavour.