Craig Bibby

Hi, Can anyone recommend any of the developer tools available from the web store for the Chromebook. Or any apps or extensions in general that your finding particularly useful or fun.

Is anyone using Koken to create portfolio websites for their creative clients and created a custom theme? I stumbled across this CMS recently and I'm looking froward to having a play around with it. I just wanted to get hear opinions from people who are currently using it. General reviews across the web are positive even thought the software is still in beta. http://koken.me/

Updated the files and has fixed everything but the view in iPad portrait? The margin is still noticeable?

No still not resolved? Are you not seeing a larger margin on the right of the page?

I have attempted to create a fluid grid layout following the article by Ethan Marcotte on Fluid Grids (http://alistapart.com/article/fluidgrids). However, the simple 4 column grid I have created displays an unwanted 'space' to the right. This is not evident in Firefox or Chrome. But is evident in Safari and more so on the iPad in Safari and Chrome. In JS Fiddle and CodePen it is again not visible. Can anyone suggest why such simple code for 4 column fluid grid is not displaying correctly? Live test site: http://www.jailbirds.co.uk/ JS Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/BibCra/6AwkN/2/ CodePen: http://codepen.io/BibCra/pen/bvrsK Thanks.

I want to create a gallery which behaves like http://darrenbooth.com/. Once a thumbnail is clicked new content is brought onto the page without the page rest of the page reloading but yet gives a new URL. Can someone please explain how this works and point me in the right direction? Thanks.

Hi Hem. I already did exactly that and the author resolved the issues. Thanks.

I have just bought the Responsive Tile Gallery by Andrew Mead from codecanyon. I want the images aligned perfectly. However, although the columns are perfectly aligned the rows are not and I cannot seem to resolve this. Can anyone suggest a fix or is it simply not possible. Here's a link to the demo: http://codecanyon.net/item/responsive-tile-gallery/full_screen_preview/3290154.

Looking to create an image gallery which behaves in a similar way to http://www.morgansilk.co.uk/ . I know this site is flash but was hoping it would be possible to recreate with HTML, CSS and maybe a little pinch of J Query. Open to all suggestions.

As I'm searching the web looking for inspiration I come across so many amazing web-designers and developers. As I look at their portfolio sites I have noticed that 99.9% of them don’t have anything to do with Facebook? Whilst 100% of them use Twitter. I just wondered why this was? To add to this I have also noticed that all promote their profiles on Rdio but none choose Spoitify. Is there something I'm missing? I like Facebook and I like Spotify … I liked it more when it was free but I still like it even if I have to pay.

Thanks for the responses guys. Much appreciated as always. I was also put onto a tool called the Big Text Wizard http://www.zachleat.com/bigtext/demo/. I managed to do what I wanted and in Firefox it works fine when resized … However, in Safari or Chrome the results differ at the two smallest breakpoints which I don't understand. I'm working from the Skeleton Grid so there is already a reset in there so I can't see were the problem would be. I have put up and example of what I mean @ http://jailbirds.co.uk/.

If I have a container which is 620px wide and I want the text in a h1 tag to span this width exactly, what is the easiest way to do this?

I'm looking for tutorials on creating something similar … If anyone has any links the can share. http://bradfrost.github.com/this-is-responsive/ Thanks,

Thats true, as long as it displays correctly on the device used I suppose any other function doesn’t really matter. It was just pointed out to me that the site could be more more fluid and I was frustrated that I couldn’t work out how to achieve that. I didn’t realise there was so many different methods of making a site responsive so I will just have to start playing around with different methods. Generally speaking though, is there a preference amongst designers and developers?

I have created a very basic theme in WordPress for a future blog. Before I start to develop the theme any further I want to make it fully responsive. At the moment the theme is responsive. However, its not 'fully' responsive and only changes layout at the exact break points set in the media queries. My test blog: http://www.blog.craigbibby.com/ How I want my blog to behave: http://viljamis.com/blog/ I'm brand new to WordPress and RWD and don't really know where to take it from here. As always, grateful of any suggestions. Thanks.