Comments on: HTML and CSS Starter Templates http://stevezeidner.com/html-and-css-starter-templates Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:51:11 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: David http://stevezeidner.com/html-and-css-starter-templates#comment-331 David Sat, 23 Jan 2010 03:06:24 +0000 http://stevezeidner.com/?p=482#comment-331 Using Notepad++, like it best of the editors I have tried. I use mostly at work. Shared it today with one of our customers to look at flat export file and she thought that the line numbers down this side were better than apple pie. I had the pleasure of opening up the world of text editors beyond microsoft foistware. Using Notepad++, like it best of the editors I have tried. I use mostly at work. Shared it today with one of our customers to look at flat export file and she thought that the line numbers down this side were better than apple pie. I had the pleasure of opening up the world of text editors beyond microsoft foistware.

]]> By: My Website Design Workflow | Steve Zeidner http://stevezeidner.com/html-and-css-starter-templates#comment-330 My Website Design Workflow | Steve Zeidner Tue, 19 Jan 2010 17:53:32 +0000 http://stevezeidner.com/?p=482#comment-330 [...] images are saved into their proper formats, I build the HTML/CSS with a notepad editor – see this post for an update on the text editor I am now using instead of [...] [...] images are saved into their proper formats, I build the HTML/CSS with a notepad editor – see this post for an update on the text editor I am now using instead of [...]

]]> By: Leigh http://stevezeidner.com/html-and-css-starter-templates#comment-329 Leigh Wed, 06 Jan 2010 12:55:15 +0000 http://stevezeidner.com/?p=482#comment-329 I really like how you set the font sizes so the em corresponds with the #pt size. I'm always guessing and playing around with it when using "em" to get whatever size I have in mind - 10pt for example. This is a nice simple layout that makes it easy to start building any site. Thanks for sharing your code! I really like how you set the font sizes so the em corresponds with the #pt size. I’m always guessing and playing around with it when using “em” to get whatever size I have in mind – 10pt for example.

This is a nice simple layout that makes it easy to start building any site. Thanks for sharing your code!

]]> By: Steve Z http://stevezeidner.com/html-and-css-starter-templates#comment-328 Steve Z Tue, 05 Jan 2010 19:33:20 +0000 http://stevezeidner.com/?p=482#comment-328 Josh, hope it's some use to you. Good call on SciTE. It looks like a nice editor as well. I do like Text Wrangler on the Mac - I've gone between that and Aptana Studio depending on the size of the project. I tend to fall back to the default install of Vi on *nix systems (it's just so quick, consistent and easy to use). Josh, hope it’s some use to you. Good call on SciTE. It looks like a nice editor as well. I do like Text Wrangler on the Mac – I’ve gone between that and Aptana Studio depending on the size of the project. I tend to fall back to the default install of Vi on *nix systems (it’s just so quick, consistent and easy to use).

]]> By: Josh http://stevezeidner.com/html-and-css-starter-templates#comment-327 Josh Tue, 05 Jan 2010 17:51:43 +0000 http://stevezeidner.com/?p=482#comment-327 Thanks for the insight on this. I may pilfer the CSS. :) As to text editors: I've fallen in love with Scintilla Text Editor (http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html) for my non-WYSIWYG stuff. The nice thing is that it works on both Windows and X. Not on Mac though. Found Text Wrangler there and that does a pretty good job. Thanks for the insight on this. I may pilfer the CSS. :)

As to text editors: I’ve fallen in love with Scintilla Text Editor (http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html) for my non-WYSIWYG stuff. The nice thing is that it works on both Windows and X. Not on Mac though. Found Text Wrangler there and that does a pretty good job.

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