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Link Issues With Foundation 5 Orbit - The Chicken Boot Technical Blog

http://chickenboot.com/2014/03/25/buttons-with-orbit

Viewing technology through leathery eyelets. Link Issues With Foundation 5 Orbit. A quick post. I'm using Foundation 5 for some of my recent projects (I will try and write about them more when I get time! And thought I'd share something that wasn't completely obvious to fix. I've been having a few issues with a quickly knocked together website for my friends at Global Innovation Magazine. In order to fix this problem (that I may well be unique in having! By adding a custom css rule (.

Back in Business - The Chicken Boot Technical Blog

http://chickenboot.com/2013/11/21/back-in-business

Viewing technology through leathery eyelets. Well it has been an interesting six months. It's surprisingly difficult and time consuming starting a business from scratch wouldn't you know? The previous blogs were all well and good, but in the end I made the mistake I think many of us techies do, and got my priorities a bit backwards. I also thought I could design a full product-showcasing website from scratch, but I was mistaken. At least for now, it's definitely on my list of skills to learn soon!

Zurb Foundation & nanoc: HTML conditional classes in haml - The Chicken Boot Technical Blog

http://chickenboot.com/2013/06/02/zurb-foundation-with-nanoc-part-7

Viewing technology through leathery eyelets. Zurb Foundation and nanoc: HTML conditional classes in haml. Small post for a change—having had the opportunity to deploy (manually, I'll get onto deployment later) to Amazon's S3, I was able to test the site on a Windows PC with IE8 installed and I noticed it wasn't rendering completely correctly. HTML Conditional Comments in Haml. Although we are using Modernizr, which decorates the. In their example markup. So we need to add these to our default template.

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Viewing technology through leathery eyelets. This is the personal blog of Colin Bradley, freelance technologist and small businessman ("small business" man rather than a diminutive man of business). Partner in the delightful wedding invitation business The Vintage Invite Company. NET developer in the finance business. Ruby on Rails hacker for some private (for now) side projects. Part time web designer/developer (including: Global Innovation Magazine. As well as the above).

Zurb Foundation & nanoc: Blog Refinement - The Chicken Boot Technical Blog

http://chickenboot.com/2013/05/24/zurb-foundation-with-nanoc-part-4

Viewing technology through leathery eyelets. Zurb Foundation and nanoc: Blog Refinement. Last time we got the basic blog infrastructure in place, but we still need to create a blog landing page, and add support for tags. File to reflect that we only need support for haml:. Don’t filter binary items. This is just a simple replacement of the. Filter: I know I'm currently not using. Outside of the javascript directory, which has its own compilation rules. The Vintage Invite Company Blog .row. 151;because of...