Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Quick tip: CSS for Hanging indentation
Sometimes you need to achieve a fancy effect on the first line of a paragraph, so that just the first line is indented to the left and the other lines be displayed a little bit to the right. Even, I discovered that it has a name 'Hanging Indent':
This is the first line of a very very very very very
very very very very very very very very very very
long paragraph. And there is more than one sentence.
In fact we could reach almost a dozen.
Just apply a combination of a negative text-indent and padding-left (or margin-left). Ex:
p {
text-align: left;
text-indent: -25px;
padding-left: 25px;
}
There is a 'first-letter' property in css that gives you more customization @see this
Monday, May 19, 2014
Quick tip: optimize images from command line
I use this trick for quickly optimize images. Note, I use ubuntu:
just install these tools
sudo apt-get install optipng jpegoptim
and now you can do (beware: input is overwritten)
optipng file.png
jpegoptim file.jpg
both tools work in the same way
jpegoptim [ options ] filenames
optipng [options] files
to convert between formats, you can use imageMagick
sudo apt-get install imagemagick
and now
convert input.png output.jpg
convert input.jpg output.png
Profit!
just install these tools
sudo apt-get install optipng jpegoptim
and now you can do (beware: input is overwritten)
optipng file.png
jpegoptim file.jpg
both tools work in the same way
jpegoptim [ options ] filenames
optipng [options] files
to convert between formats, you can use imageMagick
sudo apt-get install imagemagick
and now
convert input.png output.jpg
convert input.jpg output.png
Profit!
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