Pixel Patterns →

Some really nice pixel patterns. Worth forking over the $4.

Styling the search input in webkit

On a recent project I had to create a search input that looked the same across all browsers. I wanted to use the new HTML 5 search input, but in Safari, it styles the input for you:

To make this render as a normal input you only need a couple of rules:

input[type=search]
{
       -webkit-appearance:textfield;
       -webkit-box-sizing:content-box;
}

::-webkit-search-decoration
{
    display: none;
}

-webkit-appearance tells the browser to render the search field as it would any other text input field.

::-webkit-search-decoration turns off the space that is created on the left of the input where the recent search dropdown normally is.

Beautiful Pixels →

Loving this site at the moment.

A Collection of Simply Amazing iPhone Homescreen Wallpapers →

Sometimes you just need a good, simple, flat pattern in... →

Anonymous asked: What happened to your csscaffold on github? The code page and the wiki both come back 404

I’ve rewritten Scaffold and it has a new repository on Github.

What advice would you give to a graphic design student? →

Everyone is just making it up as they go along.