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March 20th, 2009

src.life.eu.org/download/cssmerge/cssmerge-1.12.pl



… usr/bin/perl ## cssmerge – Merge CSS blocks from multiple files ## by Ben … head1 INPUT A CSS block (also called a rule set) is a set of declarations …


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    Use Google Code to Speed Up Development

    Web development has gotten more complicated.

    You’ve got to worry about a plethora of new issues that you’ve never thought about when you started doing this business: data asset management (DAM), you’ve got to build and code websites in no time fast, competition is fierce & everybody has their own web development company, you’ve got to keep your costs to a minimal, etc.

    We’re here to give you one of those ideas that’ll do all of those things all at once. It’s pretty easy to do.  It took me forever but i’ve finally discovered how to use SVN via TortoiseSVN (TortoiseSVN seems to be the easiest way to do SVN. Update, commit, merge files are easily executed with 2-3 clicks). If you do not have the pleasure of owning a windows machine there are many other SVN alternatives for MAC. Such a syncrosvn and versions.

    What’s TortoiseSVN?

    TortoiseSVN is just a open source program that manages file versions. At 3 Point 7 Designs, we discussed some methods to collaborate and keep our files updated so redundancy didn’t happen. At much of my discovery, we discovered that we can use this to also host some of our template files that we use to speed up development.

    We decided that we’d host and feature our companies css/xhtml boilerplate to foster collaboration and version tracking on Google Code (code.google.com). In addition to this beautiful solution, it allows google to host our redundant files that we use for every project. Google hosting has got to be the best hosting on the internet. You can’t beat anything faster than google; they practically run and own the internet.

    We just link the files to the google code repository and voila we are up and running.

    Featuring 3.7 Designs Boilerplate!

    We’re big fans of css frameworks. CSS frameworks are great providing quality control. It provides us the ability to get our job done quickly, efficiently and more consistently.

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    The following are some folders and they’re pretty self explanatory
    /css – CSS files
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    /concepts – concepts – currently and eventually will be moved to client files
    /copy – contains word documents or text for the content of the website

    CSS Files Explained

    Reset.css – Some things that we commonly practice is resetting stylesheets so that they’re all at a beginning point. This is something that Eric Meyer’s blogged about.

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    helper.css – This file gives you a running start if you’re prototyping a page. You can quickly using classes move block elements around with margins or padding. An example class : “ml-5” adds 5px of padding to the left side. “mh-10″ adds left and right padding. “padr-5” provides 5 px of padding on the right side, etc.

    This file also contains the very important class: clearfix. If you’re not familiar with it it just primarily solves the problems of container div’s that don’t totally addup the total height of all of the child containers.

    main.css This file allows is to create a base file from the reset to provide some type of consistency and legibility to the type. Often after type is reset the type is too small  to read.

    style.css This last file you’ll have to use locally because it’ll be key and important in customizing your website. All the other files you can link from the google code repository. This file is the file that will contain your site specific and context specific css code.

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