Here is a great technique for intermediate CSS users. I use this technique often for Social Media icons, buttons or any objects that have similar yet different declarations. While this technique works in all major browsers you may have trouble…

As a freelancer my only source of feedback was from the client and anyone in my Twitter feed who took notice of my project. Feedback is crucial in this line of work because it’s very easy to get lost in what your doing and lose sight of the big picture.

In this post I take a moment to review my current style of writing CSS. Sometimes coding environments can cause CSS authors to write a particular way that can make you rethink how you code. Take WordPress for example… you don’t have use of the tab key so authors tend to write their code horizontally apposed to…

Some of you may know I also run a comic blog called PissMeOffAnd.com. It’s been a lot of fun so far and the greatest thing about it is that I am learning a lot in the process. One of the hardest tasks so far has been answering the question of…

WP FollowMe is a plugin I stumbled upon the other day. This same function could be done easily by your average Style Sheet Samurai, but I felt it would appeal…