Search Results for (384)

CSS3 Buttons with Icons

by Jonathan Longnecker in Design, Tutorials

css3 buttons

During the process of coding a web app we’ve been working on for a client, I decided that was time to go CSS3 with their buttons. After using the accessible CSS button technique for a while, it still felt really complicated and maintaining all those images was a pain if you had different sized buttons throughout your site.

So I started coding them up and realized that all the examples I had run across didn’t have icons! “That’s weird,” I thought. So I tried adding a background image and quickly understood why. In CSS3, the gradient background uses the background-image tag. So throwing an icon kills your gradient background.

Psst…If you’re really impatient you can see the demo here. Otherwise read on…

Keep Reading

What happens when you don’t give up?

by Nate Croft in Business

imageHello everyone! You might have noticed that it has been a little quiet around here the past few months. Despite the fact that I have alerts telling me “Post To the FortySeven Media Weblog!” every Tuesday around lunch time, I have not managed to compose even one post in ages due to a crazy amount of projects we have running. I reflected on this for a moment just now and I realized something. When you don’t give up on your dream, you will most likely succeed. But the even bigger thought that’s riding in the sidecar of this mental motorcycle is this: Are you prepared for the day when your dream starts to become reality?

Keep Reading

Get the Fear Out

by Jonathan Longnecker in Business, Personal

scaredy cat

Our doorbell rang at 10:00 last night. Ashley and I looked at each other. “That’s weird, who in the world would be at our door this late?” I said. We’re not the type to have people over at all hours of the night. Since most of our friends have kids now, everyone packs up at 8 or so to get home before the tantrums begin. But either way, no one shows up on our doorstep this time of night.

I went to the front door and flipped on the outside lights to see our neighbor standing there. We just moved and she’s been very friendly, telling us all that goes on in the neighborhood.

Keep Reading

EECI2010 Presentation Notes - The Power of ExpressionEngine’s Dynamic Templates

by Jonathan Longnecker in Design

EECI2010

Greetings from San Francisco! Nate and I are having a great time meeting up with old friends and making new ones at this year’s ExpressionEngine and CodeIgnitor conference.

I had the pleasure of doing a MasterClass on “The Power of EE’s Dynamic Templates” yesterday and wanted to get the slides up for everyone to check out. It was 4 hours long, so there’s quite a few smile. Several people asked for the slides with the code so I wanted to get them up as soon as possible.

Keep Reading
More Articles: ‹ First < 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 > Last ›