Just in case you’re wondering why this site looks a little different, I updated the typeface to Latin Modern Roman for serif fonts and Latin Modern Sans for sans serif.
Tag Archives: css
CSS illustrated
This is how I feel after working with CSS for a while (and it sometimes looks just as pretty and functional).
Custom CSS in Movable Type 5
As I covered in my last post, I have two subdomains: one for the CaSt blog and another for linked items (actually, there’s a third for archives). Each subdomain has its own css file. For my purposes, all three use the same code and I was trying to manage updates on all three. It struck …
Movable Type css with subdomains
***Update:** I spoke too soon. My initial fix did not work (see strike below. The fix that actually worked for me follows. –elb 2012-09-17 12:21:24* Adding subdomains to my new Movable Type 5 website screwed up the links to my css stylesheets. The fix is easy and I think it will hold up over template …