If you like the Foundation CSS framework, you probably know that a new version 5 came out a couple of weeks ago. One of the new features Offcanvas menu is a nice addition to the most advanced responsive front-end framework in the world. While it works like a charm straight out of the box, you might run into an issue in IE9.
More and more developers are using WordPress as a full featured CMS, but don’t make the effort to make it easier to use for their clients.
While working on another theme for ClickFork, I came across this weird bug when trying to vertically align an image inside of a logo container.
Apple products are great, but the mobile iOS is adding extra styles to form elements. This can be quite annoying if you want to get your design to look exactly the same in most browsers.
Lets face it. We all love it, the smooth scrolling on iOS devices. This can be enabled onto any html element with overflow attribute set to scroll.