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  1. ronaldroe

    media queries for components/sections

    We're talking about in-CSS media queries, which non supportive browsers will simply ignore. Adding support is as simple as dropping in one of a number of prewritten javascripts.
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    Changing from JPG to HTML

    Post the image, and I/we can give you at least a nudge in the right direction.
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    problems with IE 10?

    http://my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage
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    file download progress visualisation

    lolz. That is all... :p
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    Responsive Web Design/HTML& CSS3 Book

    Ethan Marcotte's book from A Book Apart is pretty much the source. Anything else you'll need can be found on the interwebs. CSS-Tricks.com is a good place to find more info.
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    Website Design Company - need review -

    This was my first thought, even before I clicked the link. I also feel like I'm leaving your site when I go to different pages. On the main page, a modern, dark, grunge look with a textured background. Not a bad aesthetic, but then on the Work page: flat with black on white. Also not a bad...
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    media queries for components/sections

    Negligible. And if you're worried about file size, gzip eats repetitive text for lunch.
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    jpg as an email newsletter?

    You're just going to have to start over.
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    media queries for components/sections

    You're asking whether there's a performance hit by scattering the MQs throughout? I would think once the browser calculates the styles, which generally happens in less time than it takes for the rest of the page to load, it wouldn't matter. You can, however test this in Chrome dev tools. Go to...
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    Produced Website is Hiring!

    I've been getting a second error. It says that hgroup doesn't exist. I know it was removed from the spec, but I choose to rebel anyway.
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    Changing Form with Radio Buttons

    I did something just like this on Codepen a while ago: http://codepen.io/ronaldroe/pen/GyrEF It's pretty simple, and I commented it pretty well. Essentially, instead of trying to find out which one is checked, we just react to it being clicked. Give each div/input "pair" an identical class...
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    How do you link Html and CSS in Coda 2?

    It has nothing to do with how you open it in the editor. You can open it in any text editor and make it work. You put the CSS file in either the same folder, or a subfolder of the one the HTML is in, and put the code I posted inside the <head> tag of the HTML document. Then, change...
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    Issue with relative box when window resized

    Which was the exact issue with them in this case. % will keep it in the same spot.
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    Navigation menu items w/ diff colors

    And if that's a must, there's always selectivizr.
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    Issue with relative box when window resized

    A couple of problems here: 1. position:float isn't a thing. You probably meant float: left, though I'd say position:relative would serve you better. 2. The margins you have are scaling with the page, so as you zoom in, that number gets bigger. For instance, you have margin-left set to 300px...
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    How do you link Html and CSS in Coda 2?

    Can't speak for Coda, but linking stylesheets shouldn't have anything to do with your editor: <link href="path/to/styles.css" /> If you're using an older version of HTML/XHTML, you'll have to add the rel and type attributes, like so: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"...
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    Responsive websites

    I build all sites as responsive from the ground up. If you consider it from the beginning, it really isn't any more work. Mobile browser usage is high enough that it would be beneficial to build that way.
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    Need to optimize a Site?

    Write useful, relevant content. Wait.
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    Test What Browser and Apply CSS Repsectively

    If your code is written properly, you should only maybe have problems with IE8 and below. To answer your question, yes it can be done, but in this case, its not the answer to the problem.
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    Making DIV automatically hold content

    Why not do things the way they were meant to be done?
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