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Forcing browsers to print all pages in grayscale

Very short snipplet, but very effective. With Chrome 18 CSS3 filters are finally implemented and you can do amazing stuff with them. One thing we tried and which we found rather useful than fancy is to...

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Preventing FOUT in IE9

FOUT is an abbrevation for flash of unstyled text (or type) and is one of those really nasty bits in modern frontend development. Summarized it means that if you use webfonts it might happen that you...

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“Technologieplauscherl” at Netural

On Thursday we held the “Technologieplauscherl” at Netural for the first time. The “Plauscherl” (which translates to technology talk, but is unrelated to my beloved F.E.T.T.) is some sort of short...

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Preserving aspect ratio for embedded iframes

If you want to use videos on your webpage which are hosted on another server (YouTube, Vimeo, whatever), you most likely will use their embedding possibility rather than the HTML5 <video> Tag or...

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Great Scott! Five lesser known shortcuts for Emmet.io that rock!

I’m a huge fan of Emmet. It allows you not only to create markup in no-time by using a CSS-like syntax in your most favourite code editor (e.g. ul>li*5 expands to one <ul> element with five...

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Content vs. value

Title’s for all content strategists out there who expect something really meta and with a lot of additional bla bla. Well, this is about HTML Content vs. Input Values. Margin psycho and Sass expert...

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