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SASS: interpolation in a name of variable

posted in CSS3 on 2013-08-29 bg background color interpolation header include set variable sass set styles dark include set styles arg header include bg arg header

I just answered on that question at StackOverflow. That's actually asked a lot last few months.

The power of inherit or how to animate pseudo elements

posted in CSS3 on 2013-08-27 box inherit pseudo background position 15px left div doesn t top move text

Luckily, I have time to watch screencasts from various conferences. Last few weeks I'm watching videos from Fronteers2012. They are all great and it worths checking out. However, there is something which I found really interesting. It's about animating pseudo elements.

Send message from web page to chrome extension\'s background script

posted in JavaScript on 2013-08-22 script event web page document function message content script background script send

I just answer on that question in StackOverflow. I think that this is a common quetion so it worths writing about it.

CSS Challenge #1: expand and center an image

posted in CSS3 on 2013-08-01 image background wrapper width div css center background size cover 200px overflow hidden height 200px overflow

That's first of (I hope) many posts with such an idea. Problems solved with pure CSS. No JavaScript.

CSS: The background color and overlapping rows

posted in CSS3 on 2013-05-22 element background result h1 facilisis metus feugiat tempor tincidunt erat consectetur adipiscing elit amet consectetur adipiscing sit amet consectetur dolor sit amet

The goal is to achieve a background of the text inside an inline element.

Great review for krasimirtsonev.com

posted in Other on 2010-09-27 site navigation simple link clean column tim martinez background work

Special thanks to Tim Martinez for his review in HumberInteractive.com.Tim Martinez:"The site I chose is the portfolio site of Web Designer and Developer, Krasimir Tsonev.When you hit the site, right off the bat you’re presented with a simple pre-loader and then up comes the navigation. I like the navigation because it starts off centred and one column. I like that the focus is on the navigation and it’s just so clean. The menu has a large font and is easy to read, plus you get a cool rollover. Now when you click on something in the navigation, it gives you what you want right away. When you click on “Work”, then the navigation shifts over and you get a two-column thing going on. The second column then has the submenu items under Work and you get sweet rollovers again. The site’s functionality is very simple. The site’s layout is just so simple. I like it.