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0 to 255 Color Picker

June 4th 2010

0to255 is a simple tool that helps web designers find variations of any color.

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Fastinos.com

May 24th 2010

 Fastinos.com!

Fastinos is an restaurant located in Albuquerque, NM. Fastinos offers restaurant quality food at fast food prices.  Part of the development process included integrating a twitter feed for current menu specials.  Check out the website: http://fastinos.com

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Google is Awesome!   

May 21st 2010

Google always surprises me! Who would have thought pacman would be playable with the google logo. Awesome creativity right there. Thanks google!

 

 Google is Awesome, Pacman!

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SXSW 2010   

March 22nd 2010

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CSS Font-Face

December 30th 2009

CSS Font-Face is a great way to embed fonts into your web layouts. You'll need two fonts, one that is either TTF (true type font) or OTF (open type font). These fonts will be supported in most non IE browsers. For IE browsers, you'll need a EOT font. Microsoft supplies a windows only script "WEFT" to convert true type fonts to EOT (embeddable open type). Instead of using this tool to convert your fonts, I suggest using this web utility to convert to EOT. Its a real time saver, especially if your on a Mac.

It is important to have the .eot font defined before the ttf or otf, otherwise IE will not work properly.

This is a good solution for existing websites, as it just takes a few lines of code to import your font, and then declare within your existing style sheet definitions.

<style type="text/css">
@font-face {
   font-family: MyFont;
   src: url("http://yourdomain.com/fonts/MyFont.eot")
}
@font-face {
   font-family: MyFont;
   src: url("http://yourdomain.com/fonts/MyFont.ttf")
}
/* now just define the font family */
span.header { font-family: MyFont, helvetica;
</style>

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