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We’ll begin now with our styling. First up, we’ll walk through the LESS reset file, then we’ll take a look at the Bootstrap CSS Grid.
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Adaptive Blog Theme: styles.less, the Bootstrap Grid and Slicing our PSD
8 responses to “Adaptive Blog Theme: styles.less, the Bootstrap Grid and Slicing our PSD”
When you are checking colors in PS, you are using some tool which creates zoomed bubble with color coordinates right in center, can you tell me how can I do it in PS?
You can find the actions he uses here:
webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/workflow-tutorials/quick-tip-speed-up-your-workflow-with-photoshop-actions/
Hi, guy
I think answer is in this link webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/complete-websites/create-a-sleek-corporate-web-design-hd-video-series-day-4
watch… Day Four: Part 1
you will see that trick.
You have to use special PS Actions.
I would like to know as well
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excellent tutorials.
Good question! If you are using some trickery please take a second to mention it.
It took me 2 hours to figure out you were using TEA for Coda. I installed Coda thinking that it would work like you are using it.
How do save for web and only get the selected layer you want? Why isn't the whole page in there? You press cmd+alt+shift+s right? =)