ASCII Art Have LEVELED UP !!

Even though Ned Batchelder is in his mid-forties, the creativity and the brains sure aren't old !

Ned bring ASCII Art to the next LEVEL with this CSS Homer, animated !!



Ned took the inspiration for the animated from the work of Román Cortés, the brain behind the brilliant Homer Simpson ASCII.

o o o o ( O O O \ L ( O O O O O \ L ( O | | \ \ | | \ \ \ \ ( ( 8 o o o ( ( 8 o o o o ) ) b o O o o o o o o ) b o O o o o o o o o o o / / / • • • • • _ _ _ • • • C C O ( -

Ned took the beautiful Román Cortés's ASCII above and animate it ! A pleasant to see ^_^

Hopefully we'll see Ned's animated version of Román Cortés's George Bush ASCII Art

KUDOS to both ! ASCII Art surely have LEVELED UP ! Brilliant stuff !!

Me Naked !

Update: Time's up for the streaking :P

What happened to the design?

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This is kinda fun you know ;)

CSS - A Recipe for Success

Search-This.com posted A Recipe for Success in styling a list using CSS.

You have to play with this one for sure ! It's the most detailed tutorial, or shall i say, recipe ;) on styling a list using CSS.

It all inspired by a restaurant menus, which have the dish described on the left hand side followed by a dotted line that continues to the right side of the menu where the price is situated.

Even the very first beginner in styling using CSS will hardly find any problem reading through the tutorial!

It is not just a tutorial on how to make the list looked like this and that kinda things. It starts from ground zero. With all the possibility, even those with bad looking results called A Recipe for Disaster! Nice name BTW :D

Practically this is a study case, where you will see the good things and the bad things, and learn from all of those to apply and get the very best style.


The end result were just awesome ! Whether you're on FF or IE, this simply is a must to learn :D

Usually i just bookmarked all the good CSS tutorial out there. But this one deserves a whole post for it :D It truly is A Recipe for Success ;)

YAML an AMAZING (X)HTML/CSS Framework

"Yet Another Multicolumn Layout" a.k.a YAML is an (X)HTML/CSS framework for creating modern and flexible floated layouts. The structure is extremely versatile in its programming and absolutely accessible for end users.

Recently they have released YAML 3.0 worldwide ;) the article it on Deutsch though :P Anyway YAML was started by Dirk Jesse ever since October 2005. There have so much effort poured in.

Layouts, templates, designs were all over the internet. But I must say, I never met such well documented like YAML ! Bravo to Dirk Jesse ! YAML is a mixture of goodies :

• Based on web standards
• Accessible
• Flexible
• Easy to use
• Optimized Stylesheets for Use in Production
• CSS Comments according to the CSSDOC Standard
• Better Support of Dreamweaver 7 and 8
• Numerous Sample Layouts
  
• Fully documented

What more can you ask for ? ;)


With more than 100++ pages of documentation, this is the only knowledge-base you'll ever need to build a purely (X)HTML/CSS web pages :) Unlike others that just offer you a dull lookin' template, with little of explanation (which is more like gallery to me) YAML put all the best effort, in guiding us, explaining the CSS itself, and providing a beautiful examples of how it will looked like :)


With a whole chapter of Practice, you can be a master of CSS in just one day :D the information is just so dense !

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With YAML you can spend your weekend, at back on Monday becoming a whole new CSS experts ! ;) This is the best (X)HTML/CSS I ever met ! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !

p.s: If you wanted to be more than experts, a GURU then buy out the book I'm sure you won't be disappointed ;) (as for me the documentation is already more than enough though)

Have a nice weekend everybody ^^