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Assemble Output - June 26, 2014
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terminal
Initializing
Command-line options: --verbose
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Registering "assemble" local Npm module tasks.
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+ less
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+ autoprefixer
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+ clean
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+ compress
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Registering "grunt-contrib-less" local Npm module tasks.
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+ less
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Registering "grunt-contrib-watch" local Npm module tasks.
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+ watch
Registering "grunt-humans-txt" local Npm module tasks.
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+ humans_txt
Registering "grunt-recess" local Npm module tasks.
Reading /Users/patrick/repositories/site/node_modules/grunt-recess/package.json...OK
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+ recess
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Registering "grunt-sitemap" local Npm module tasks.
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+ sitemap
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+ build, default, dev, dev:css, test
Running tasks: assemble
Running "assemble" task
Running "assemble:pages" (assemble) task
Verifying property assemble.pages exists in config...OK
Files: ./pages/about.hbs, ./pages/colophon.md, ./pages/commandments.md, ./pages/error.hbs, ./pages/faq.md, ./pages/index.hbs, ./pages/legal.md, ./pages/soundcloud.hbs, ./pages/styleguide.md, ./pages/work.hbs -> ./dist/development/
Options: layoutdir="./tpl/layouts", layout="default.hbs", layoutext="", partials=["./tpl/partials/**/*.{hbs,md}","./tpl/snippets/**/*.{hbs,md}"], data=["./src/data/*.{json,yml}","package.json"], assets="./dist/development/assets", ext=".html", flatten, plugins=["assemble-middleware-permalinks","assemble-middleware-anchors","assemble-middleware-wordcount"], helpers=[], collections=[{"name":"post","sortby":"date","sortorder":"descending","pages":["./posts"]}], marked={}, sitemap={"homepage":"","changefreq":"daily","priority":"0.8","robot":true}, permalinks={"structure":":basename/index.html"}, compose={"cwd":"./posts"}
Assembling
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Reading about
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
DestFile: dist/development
srcFile: pages/about.hbs
destFile: dist/development/about.html
assets: assets
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Reading colophon
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/colophon.md
destFile: dist/development/colophon.html
assets: assets
Reading pages/colophon.md...OK
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Reading commandments
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/commandments.md
destFile: dist/development/commandments.html
assets: assets
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Reading error
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/error.hbs
destFile: dist/development/error.html
assets: assets
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Reading faq
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/faq.md
destFile: dist/development/faq.html
assets: assets
Reading pages/faq.md...OK
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Reading index
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/index.hbs
destFile: dist/development/index.html
assets: assets
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Reading legal
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/legal.md
destFile: dist/development/legal.html
assets: assets
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Reading soundcloud
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/soundcloud.hbs
destFile: dist/development/soundcloud.html
assets: assets
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Reading styleguide
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/styleguide.md
destFile: dist/development/styleguide.html
assets: assets
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Reading work
assetsPath: ./dist/development/assets
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srcFile: pages/work.hbs
destFile: dist/development/work.html
assets: assets
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page: '\n<img src=/assets/img/site/patrick.jpg height=100px width=100px class=img-portrait>\n\n{{!--<figure>\n <img src=/assets/img/site/patrick-cover.jpg height=100px width=100px class=img-fill>\n <figcaption>\n <dl>\n <dt>Patrick Burtchaell</dt>\n <dd>I am a designer and student from New Orleans, Louisiana</dd>\n </dl>\n </figcaption>\n</figure>--}}\n\nMy name is Patrick Burtchaell; I am a designer and a student from New Orleans, Louisiana. I have a passion for objectifying stories and ideas and working with the people who created with them. I make things for the web and for print and, when I have time, I [write](/) about design and technology.\n\nAs I am currently a full time student, but work freelance when I can. If you want, check out my [work](/work) page.\n\nMost of the time, I am a pretty ordinary person. I say things on [Twitter]({{author.twitter}}). I post to [Dribbble]({{author.dribbble}}) and [B&eacute;hance]({{author.behance}}). My code ends up on [GitHub]({{author.github}}) most of the time. Follow me if you are weird like that.\n\nThe purpose of this website is be serve as an online repository for writings, documents, and work. The [colophon](/colophon) and [code styleguide](/styleguide) document the processess used to build it and the source can be found on [GitHub](http://github.com/pburtchaell/site).\n\nIf you have any questions or feedback, you may want to email me at [patrick@pburtchaell.com](&#x6d;&#x61;&#105;&#108;&#116;&#x6f;&#58;&#112;&#97;&#116;&#x72;&#x69;&#99;&#107;&#x40;&#112;&#98;&#117;&#x72;&#116;&#99;&#104;&#97;&#x65;&#x6c;&#x6c;&#x2e;&#x63;&#111;&#109;) &mdash;which you should definitely do since I love to talk.\n',
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page: '\n## Author\'s Statement\nWhen I began work on the third version of site in October of 2013, I decided I would take a lightweight and fastidious approach to the design and development. In the past, my website has been more of a storefront for my services, but it failed to tell my story. I think a website should not just be your portfolio, but rather storage of intellectual property: your ideas, your writing, your thoughts, and your memories. The internet is young compared to other methods of recording information, like books, but it will be around in some form for the rest of our lives. This website will serve the means &mdash;in a combination of ways&mdash; for me to achieve the end of recording information.\n\n## Design Notes\nBecause my site has a very clear focus on intellectual content, I wanted the design to be simple. Every property in the stylesheet and every pixel on the screen is planned out and exectuted in the most proficient manner. This design may not have the charisma of some websites, but that is the intent. My design does not have character, but rather it is transparent; the content has character. I am not trying to tell a story though pixels. I plan to do that through words.\n\n### Typography\nAs if you were reading a book, typography to feel natural. For that reason, I went with a slightly off-white background and a light grey value for all text. Links are set in a light blue that flows with the "faded" shades of my color values. Only occasionally do I style type in other colors than grey. Most other typographic elements, such as horizontal rules, are also styled in a light grey. I do not use serif typefaces on my website, because even though the design does not necessarily have a distinct character, I feel sans-serifs are more suitable.\n\n#### FF DIN\n[!["FF DIN"](/assets/img/site/styleguide/FFDIN.png "FF DIN")](http://wikipedia.org/wiki/FF_DIN)\n\nMy primary typeface for headings is _FFDIN (sometimes known as DINPRO) in the weights of bold and light. A sans-serif, FF DIN was designed in 1994 by Albert-Jan Pool in San Francisco to revive the old German DIN 1451 typeface with greater weight distribution and character sets. In 2010, FF DIN Round was also released, but I do not use it on my site.\n\n[DIN 1451](http://wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_1451) is often used for traffic, administrative, and technical applications in Germany. It is actively defined by Deutches Institut fur Normung (DIN), the German Institute for Standardization, on the [standards sheet](http://wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_DIN_standards#DIN_1000_to_DIN_1999) at DIN 1451-4. From 1956 to 200, DIN 1451 was used on German car number plates and the medium and condensed weights are still used on road signs throughout out Germany and other European countries; a more rare, condensed weight can be found on some older road signs from the 1980\'s.\n\nUltimately, I like the functional feel of the DIN typefaces &mdash;especially when in uppercase&mdash; and thus feel it is suitable for headings.\n\n#### Open-Sans\n[!["Open-Sans"](/assets/img/site/styleguide/Open-Sans.png "Open-Sans")](http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Sans)\n\nFF DIN is not the most readable font when smaller than 16px so I decided not to use it for the primary body font-family. Instead, I use Open-Sans Regular and Italic, humanist sans-serif designed by Steve Matteson and commissioned by Google. If you are familiar with the Droid Sans typeface, Open Sans is almost identical with the exception of wider characters and the inclusion of italic variants. As a typeface optimized for legibility across both print and web, Open-Sans was the best sans-serif choice. My typography falls back to Helvetica and Arial if either the font-files do not load or they are not supported.\n\n#### Courier\n> A letter... can be courier, which radiates dignity, prestige, and stability.\n> <cite>Howard Kettler</cite>\n\nTo style code snippets using a slightly modified version of the Github Style by Vasily Polovnyov and [_Courier_](http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Courier_(typeface), a monospaced slab-serif typeface designed by Howard Kettler. The original Courier typeface was commissioned in 1955 by IBM to resemble the output from a strike-on typewriter and was [made free](http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/psfonts/courier) in the 1990\'s. Courier New, a bolder variant of Courier, was introduced in Windows 3.1 and used by the US State Department as their standard typeface until 2004 (when it was replaced by Times New Roman); however, I prefer the style of the original Courier.\n\n### Color &amp; Values\nIn order to stay consistent with my personal branding, I primarily use grey values on my site.\n\nLimited to these three colors (in RGB) from my brand, I use color sparingly:\n- <span style="color:rgb(230,84,87);">Red</span> (for design): `rgb(230,84,87)`\n- <span style="color:rgb(179,255,198);">Green</span> (for video): `rgb(179,255,198)`\n- <span style="color:rgb(0,218,255);">Blue</span> (for audio): `rgb(0,218,255)`\n\nI use the following values for typography:\n- Dark Grey: `rgb(70,72,74)`\n- <span style="color:rgb(232,235,237);background:rgba(70,72,74,0.6);padding:3px;">Light Grey</span>: `rgb(232,235,237)`\n- <span style="color:rgb(0,169,198);">Links</span>: `rgb(0,169,198)`\n\nThe white background of my site is `rgb(248,248,248)`.\n\n## Development Notes\nAesthetics without functionality is art. Combine both qualities and the result is design: both aesthetics and functionality.\n\nThis idea is far more important for websites; a website with poorly written code is unacceptable. Therefore, the web adds a third quality to design: engineering &mdash;or development. Making development and design of a website are the same, these three qualities are forever tied together in a symbiotic relationship. I cannot make one decision in design without it effecting development and likewise. You could think of web design as the holy trinity. Just as the father, son and holy-spirit &mdash;they are three parts in one, aesthetics, functionality, and engineering are also three in one.\n\n### Static Site Generator\nMy site is static and generated using [Assemble](http://assemble.io/) a plugin for [Grunt](http://gruntjs.com/). I write content in either Handlebars (.hbs) or Markdown (.md). I publish my code on Github as an open-source, but contrary to many static sites, my site is not hosted with Github pages. Instead, I host my site on Amazon Web Services. With smart use of the Cloudfront CDN and S3, am easily able to load about seventy-five percent of the pages on my site in less than a second. I monitor the status of my website using [Pingdom](http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/duUCz3/pburtchaell.com).\n\n### JavaScript, Stylesheets, Images &amp; Other Assets\nA complete list of client-side JavaScript plugins:\n- [Echo.js]() &mdash;on the article pages, images are lazy-loaded\n- [Headroom.js]() &mdash;hides the header when scrolling down\n- [Responsive-Nav]() &mdash;responsive, off-canvas navigation\n- <s>[Highlighter.js]() &mdash;syntax highlighting</s> Syntax highlighting is handled during the build of the site.\n\nWhen gzipped at the highest compression level, file sizes are:\n- styles.css: ~4.3kb\n- components.js: ~3.6kb\n- average HTML page: ~5.0kb\n- average font: ~20kb (*4 total requests = ~80kb)\n\nBy utilizing compression, caching, and a content delivery network, my average response times (as of February 2014) are:\n- New York, New York: 880ms\n- Amsterdam, Netherlands: 1.64s\n- Dallas, Texas: 681ms\n\nAs images and other binary files are lazy-loaded, I do not use small resolutions or bitrates (video only); most images are uploaded at full-size (200-300kb).\n\n### Front-End Tools\nI use Grunt as a taskrunner for my website and [Bower](http://bower.io/) for package management. To cover each plugin I use for Grunt would far beyond the scope of this document. You can find the gruntfile and a complete list of Grunt plugins in my [repository](http://github.com/pburtchaell/site-assemble/).\n\n## Build Status\n[Travis CI](https://travis-ci.org/pburtchaell/site) is used to test each commit on the master and dev (development) branches.\n\n{{!-- TODO:\n\n*Current Master Build Status*: [!["Travis CI Build"](http://img.shields.io/travis/pburtchaell/site/master.svg?style=flat)]()\n\n*Current Developer Build Status*: [!["Travis CI Build"](http://img.shields.io/travis/pburtchaell/site/dev.svg?style=flat)]()\n\nThanks to [shields.io](http://shields.io/) for the flat badges.--}}\n',
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[Variables](#variables)\n 2. [Functions](#functions)\n 3. [Mixins](#mixins)\n 4. [Nesting](#nesting)\n 3. [CSS](#css)\n 1. [General CSS Guidelines](#general-css-guidelines)\n 2. [Inline Styles](#inline-styles)\n 3. [Style Attribute](#style-attribute)\n 4. [Declarations, Properties, and Values](#declarations-properties-and-values)\n 1. [Declaration Order](#declaration-order)\n 2. [Single Declarations](#single-declarations)\n 3. [Color Properties and Values](#color-properties-and-values)\n 4. [Browser Prefixes](#browser-prefixes)\n 5. [Selectors](#selectors)\n 1. [Class Selectors](#class-selectors)\n 2. [ID Selectors](#id-selectors)\n 3. [Type Selectors](#type-selectors)\n 4. [Pseudo-elements and Pseudo-classes](#pseudo-elements-and-pseudo-classes)\n 5. [Link and Dynamic Pseudo-classes](#link-and-dynamic-pseudo-classes)\n 4. [Notes on Code Robustness](#notes-on-code-robustness)\n 1. [Class Names](#class-names)\n 2. [HTML Comments](#html-comments)\n 3. [CSS Comments](#css-comments)\n 5. [Appendix](#appendix)\n 6. [Contribute](#contribute)\n {{/markdown}}\n</div>\n\n## HTML5\nWhen using HTML5 elements, always follow the [W3 Specifications][W3-HTML-Spec]. If you need to check browser support of a specification, [caniuse.com][resource-caniuse-html] is an invaulable resource.\n\n### General HTML Syntax\n- In order to guarantee that code renders the same in any environment, use soft tabs with two spaces.\n- Nested elements should be indented once (two spaces) for each level.\n- Never use quotes on attributes that do not have multiple values, e.g. `<a href=http://apple.com/ rel=external>`. Remember, however, that you cannot have a space, e.g.,`<div class=content page>` would be invalid; only `<div class="content page">` would be correct.\n- When an attribute requires it, use double quotes and never single quotes.\n- Use lowercase and dashes (not underscore or camelCase).\n- Do not include trailing slash in self-closing elements.\n- Closing tags are not required on certain elements in HTML5, e.g., `<li>` instead of `<li></li>`\n\n#### Doctype Declaration\nEnforce standards mode and more consistent rendering in every browser by declaring the HTML5 doctype at the beginning of every HTML page.\n```html\n<!DOCTYPE html>\n```\n\n#### Space\nIf an HTML document has complex markup and spacing will help a developer navigate the code easier, use one line-break to separate major blocks of code from one another.\n```html\n<main>\n\n <section>\n ...\n </section>\n\n <section>\n ...\n </section>\n\n</main>\n```\n\n#### URLS\nUse relative URLs whenever possible; this will prevent problems if the base URL ever changes during a project\'s lifespan.\n```html\n<a href=/about>About</a>\n```\n\n## LESS and Sass\n[LESS][LESS] and [Sass][Sass] are two CSS preprocessors that add variables, nesting, functions, and mixins to your stylesheets and both are equally as powerful as the other. This document uses LESS syntax for examples, but Sass is very similiar; follow the same styleguide rules for both.\n\nNotes:\n - Always write Sass with only on the first "S" capitalized.\n - LESS is written in uppercase.\n\n#### Variables\nWrite local variables just as you would a CSS declaration, but always include them first.\n```scss\n.example {\n @base: 20px;\n height: @base;\n width: @base;\n margin: @base/2;\n}\n```\n\nWrite global variables just as you would a CSS declaration, but optionally include one line break between related variables. It is also helpful to prefix related variables with a common name.\n\nRemember that variables can also be called before they are declared, e.g., you could use the variable `@color` on line 1 even though it is not declared until line 10.\n\n```scss\n@font-color: #000;\n@font-size: 1rem;\n@font-style: normal;\n\n@font-bold: \'Open Sans Bold\', @font-stack;\n@font-italic: \'Open Sans Italic\', @font-stack;\n@font-stack: \'Helvetica\', \'Arial\', sans-serif;\n\n@base-margin: 2rem;\n@base-padding: 1rem;\n@base-border: 0.25rem solid;\n@base-border-radius: 0.125rem;\n```\n\nLastly, it is a best practice to include all variables in a seperate stylesheet titled `ui-variables.less` and import that stylesheet.\n\nDo not include the `.less` file extension.\n```scss\n@import \'partials/ui-variables\';\n```\n\n#### Functions\n<span class="btn btn-red btn-border no-hover">Documentation in progress</span>\n\n#### Mixins\n<span class="btn btn-red btn-border no-hover">Documentation in progress</span>\n\n#### Nesting\nAvoid nesting in LESS and Sass for the sake of it.\n```scss\n/* Bad /\n.container {\n ul {\n li {\n a {\n &:hover {\n }\n }\n }\n }\n}\n```\n\nWhile it might make sense within the LESS document to write selectors this way, it will result in inefficient CSS.\n```css\n.container { ... }\n.container ul { ... }\n.container ul li { ... }\n.container ul li a:hover { ... }\n```\n\n## CSS\nAlways follow the [W3 Specifications][W3-CSS-Spec] for CSS properties and values. If you need to check browser support of a specification, [caniuse.com][resource-caniuse-css] is an invaluable resource.\n\n#### Glossary of Terms Used\n> The **property* is an identifier with a human readable name, that defines which feature is considered by the engine.\n> The *value* describes how the feature defined by the property must be handled by the engine.\n> A *declaration* is a property and value pair; declations are grouped together in *blocks*.\n> Different declarations are applied to different parts of the document by using *selectors*.\n> The selector-declaration pair is known as *ruleset*, or often just simply a *rule*.\n> <cite>Mozilla Developer Network: <a href=http://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Web/CSS/Syntax>CSS Syntax</a></cite>\n\n### General CSS Guidelines\n- In order to guarantee that code renders the same in any environment, use soft tabs with two spaces.\n- Nested elements should be indented once (two spaces).\n- Include one space after the `:` for each declaration.\n- Each declaration should be written on its own line and indented once (two spaces).\n- End each declaration with a semi-colon. The last declaration is optional, but your code is more error prone without it.\n- *Never* use the `@import` method; as stylesheets can only load one at a time, this method will result in longer load times.\n\n### Inline Styles\nOptionally use inline styles to load declarations for content "above the fold". This is only an advantage if your CSS document is very small. It is disadvantageous and inconvenient for larger stylesheets.\n```html\n<style>\n ...\n</style>\n```\n\n### Style Attribute\nAlthough it is very common to do so, avoid using the style attribute on HTML elements in order to prioritize CSS delivery. In addition, it is against the [Content Security Policy](http://www.w3.org/TR/CSP) of W3. On occasion, it is appropriate, but should be avoided 90 percent of the time.\n```html\n<!-- Avoid -->\n<span style="background-color:#fff; color:#555;"></span>\n```\n\n### Declarations, properties, and values\n- Avoid specifying units for zero values, e.g., `margin: 0;` instead of `margin: 0px`;\n- Use shorthand whenever possible, e.g., `font` instead of `font-size` and `font-family`.\n- Use `!important` when necessary, but avoid repeated use.\n- Use single quotes and never double quotes.\n- Stay consistent with units, e.g., do not use a mixture of REM and PX for typography, only use one or the other.\n- Do not include a line-break after related declarations.\n- Separate unrelated declarations with one line-break.\n\n```css\n.example {\n font: normal 12px "Arial";\n margin: 0 5px 5px 0;\n}\n.example-2 { ... }\n.example-3 { ... }\n\n.unrelated-declaration { ... }\n```\n\n#### Declaration Order\nStart from the "outside" and work "back in". Group related properties in the following order:\n\n1. Positioning\n2. Box model\n3. Typographic\n4. Visual\n5. Functional\n6. Pseudo-elements/classes (LESS and Sass only)\n7. Nested rulesets (LESS and Sass only)\n\nPositioning comes first because it declares the nature of an element. The box model comes next as it dictates the dimensions and placement of an element. Typography and visual declaration declarations take place on the "inside" of the element and generally do not affect the "outside". Functional declarations (animations, transitions, transforms, etc.) are last. If you are writing LESS or Sass, include (after one full line-break), your nested rules and pseudo elements last. In the case that a declaration contains the `content` property, include it first.\n\nFor a complete list of properties and their order, use [Recess][resource-recess].\n```css\n.declaration-order {\n\n content: \'\';\n\n /* Positioning /\n position: relative;\n top: 0;\n right: 0;\n bottom: 0;\n left: 0;\n z-index: 1;\n\n / Box Model /\n display: block;\n float: left;\n width: 100px;\n height: 100px;\n\n / Typography /\n font: 13px "Arial";\n color: #000;\n\n / Visual /\n background: #fff;\n border: 1px solid;\n\n / Functional /\n transition: 1s ease;\n\n / Misc. LESS or Sass /\n &:hover { opacity: 0.5; }\n &:nth-of-type(2) { color: #555; }\n\n}\n```\n\n#### Single Declarations\nIn the case where a rule includes on one declaration, remove line breaks for readability and faster editing. Include one space after the opening bracket and one before the closing bracket.\n```css\n.class-1 { opacity: 1; }\n.class-2 { opacity: 0; }\n```\n\nOptionally, you could drop the semicolon, but this can be error-prone and is not suggested.\n```css\n.class-1 { opacity: 1 }\n.class-2 { opacity: 0 }\n```\n\n#### Color Properties and Values\nAlways use either RGBA or RGB color values whenever possible. Write values in all lowercase with no space.\n```css\ncolor: rgba(72,74,76,1);\ncolor: rgb(72,74,76);\n```\nWhen writing hex values, use all lowercase values, e.g., `#fff`, and shorthand whenever possible, e.g., `#fff` instead of `#ffffff`. If using LESS and Sass, always define variables for commonly used colors and write functions with no spaces, e.g., `fadeOut(@red,25%);`.\n```css\n@primary-grey: #555;\n@primary-white: #fff;\n\ncolor: @primary-white;\nbackground: fadeOut(@primary-grey,50%);\n```\n\n#### Browser Prefixes\nUse `-webkit-`, `-moz-`, `-ms-`, and `-o-`, in that order. Always also include an un-prefixed copy of the base property last and align the prefixed properties to the same column.\n```css\n-webkit-transform: ... ;\n -moz-transform: ... ;\n -ms-transform: ... ;\n -o-transform: ... ;\n transform: ... ;\n```\nTo determine which properties require prefixes, refer to [caniuse][resource-caniuse-css]. If you use a taskrunner, [autoprefixer][resource-autoprefixer] is very useful, as is Lea Verou\'s pollyfill, [prefix-free][resource-prefixfree].\n\n### Selectors\n- Use class selectors and avoid ID selectors\n- **Never* use the [universal selector](http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/selector.html#universal-selector)\n- Avoid combined type selectors, also known as descendant selectors, e.g., `ul li a`\n- Always group several selectors that share the same declarations together, e.g., `h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6`.\n- Follow the W3 [specification on selectors](http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/selector.html)\n\n#### Class Selectors\nUnless a specific case requires otherwise, always use class selectors. Do not combine class selectors with type selectors, e.g., `h1.bold`; instead use `.heading-bold`.\n\n#### ID Selectors\nAvoid ID selectors and instead use class selectors. Never combine ID selectors with type selectors, e.g., `h1#primary`.\n\n#### Type selectors\nAvoid using lengthy type selectors, e.g., `ul li a`. Since browsers read selectors from right to left, not left to right as humans do, longer selectors can greatly impact performance.\n\n#### Pseudo-elements and Pseudo-classes\nWhen grouping pseudo-elements and classes with other selectors, include them last.\n```css\na,\na:visited,\na:nth-of-type(2) { ... }\n```\nAlways declare the pseudo elements `:before` first and `:after` second, but declare them after the element they affect. Include the `content` property first in the declaration.\n```css\na { ... }\na:before { ... }\na:after {\n content: \'attr(href)\';\n color: red;\n border: 1px solid;\n}\n```\n\nWhen combining pseudo-classes, use two colons for the second class, e.g., `a:visited::hover`.\n\n#### Link and Dynamic Pseudo-classes\nAlways declare rules for the selectors `:hover`, `:active`, `:focus`, `:visited`, respectively. The selector `:link` is optional, as the `a` type selector is equally as effective; only use `:link` and `:visited` on links.\n\n## Notes on Code Robustness\nAn important part of both HTML and CSS code is how specific and robust it is. Some call this writing code as a "human-readable medium", but in the end, all text code is readable by humans. Everyone can read code, but only few can fully understand it.\n\n> ...a representation of data or information that can be naturally read by humans\n> <cite>Wikipedia: <a href=http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Human-readable_medium>Human-readable Medium</a></cite>\n\nRather than making code readable, focus on writing code in which a developer can understand its functions.\n\nIn order to write understandable code, it must be robust and set in a strong foundation. From that strong foundation, you can add a level of specification through class names and comments. This process is known as self-documenting code: source code that is that follows loosely defined conventions for naming and structure. These conventions allow for developers to effectively use the source code without previous knowledge of its specification, design, or behavior.\n\nGood, extensive documentation is key to robust code. More often than not, extensive documentation cannot be expressed through just source code. While robust object-oriented class names and specific comments certainly do help, they should not be the only form of documentation.\n\n#### Class Names\n- Keep classes lowercase and use dashes (not underscore or camelCase). Dashes provide for readability and natural breaks in related classes, e.g., `.btn` and `.btn-danger`.\n- Be specific and concise when naming classes. Use meaningful names that describe the action or functionality of a class rather than is appearance, e.g. `.btn-danger` instead of `.btn-red`.\n- Abbreviate some class names, but make sure anyone can understand the class, e.g., `.btn` instead of `.button`.\n- Prefix classes based on the closest parent element or base class.\n- Always use a base class for elements with different states. If you have a success and a failure label, make the base class `.label` and the classes `.success` and `.warning` will give it the specific styles needed for different states.\n\n```css\n/* Unintuitive /\n.u { ... }\n.uContainer { ... }\n.label_red { ... }\n\n/ Magical /\n.upload-item { ... }\n.upload-item--container { ... }\n.upload-label.warning { ... }\n```\n\n#### HTML Comments\nIn an HTML document with few lines of code, do not place comments by closing tags. In larger HTML documents, where there may be multiple closing tags of the same element include a comment containing a backslash and the class/ID name; this will help prevent human error in when making changes in development. If a description is necessary, include a colon and a short summary of element after the class/ID name. Generally, however, you should include descriptions in the stylesheet; long descriptions can diminish readability of HTML documents.\n```html\n<div class=header>\n <div class=example-div-1>\n <div class=example-div-2>\n ...\n </div><!-- /example-div-2 -->\n </div><!-- /example-div-1 -->\n</div><!-- /header: Primary header for all pages-->\n```\n\n#### CSS Comments\nNever simply reiterate a component or selector name. Always write short comments in the third person, present tense. Longer comments may be written in any person or tense.\n```css\n/ Bad </3 /\n/ Page Header /\n.page-header {\n ...\n}\n\n/ xD /\n/ .page-header: Contains the primary header elements /\n.page-header {\n ...\n}\n```\n\nBoth LESS and Sass allow in-line comments; use these to add notes after certain properties.\n```scss\n.example {\n @base: 25px;\n width: round((@base*2)/3.14); // => 16.0px\n background: #555; // background will match footer\n}\n```\n\nNever feel limited to one line with comments; use as many lines as necessary to explain the function/purpose of a declaration.\n\nSeparate stylesheets into sections with three line-breaks and a comment. Within this comment include the title of the section and a brief description less than forty characters. If you prefix the title of the sections with a unique character not used anywhere else in the code, you can easily search for different sections, e.g. search for `$CONTENT-PAGE` and this will only result with the section title, no classes will be returned.\n```css\n...\n\n\n\n/ ------------ -----------\n $SEARCH-PAGE\n All rules for the default search page\n----------- ------------ /\n\n.search-page--header {\n ...\n}\n```\n\n## Appendix\n\n### Inspiration\nThis document is inspired by my personal code style; [Code Guide][MDO], by @MDO; [CSS Guidelines][CSSWizardy], by @CSSWizardy; the Google [HTML and CSS Styleguide][Google-styleguide] and [Page Speed Guidelines][Google-speedguide]; and the [Github Styleguide][Github].\n\n### Bibliography\n- *Code Guide, Mark Otto, [mdo.github.com/code-guide](http://mdo.github.com/code-guide)\n- CSS Guidelines, Harry Roberts, [github.com/csswizardry/CSS-Guidelines](https://github.com/csswizardry/CSS-Guidelines)\n\nAll other infomation taken from an external source has been cited with a title and link to the original source document.\n\n### Suggested Reading\n- Jef Raskin: [Comments Are More Important Than Code](http://queue.acm.org/detial.cfm?id=1053354)\n\n## Contribute\n<p class=centered>\n Want to improve this document?\n <em>Make a pull-request<a href=https://github.com/pburtchaell/site-assemble/blob/master/tpl/pages/styleguide.md> on Github</a></em>.\n</p>\n\n[MDO]: http://mdo.github.com/code-guide\n[CSSWizardy]: https://github.com/csswizardry/CSS-Guidelines\n[Github]: https://github.com/styleguide\n[Google-styleguide]: http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/htmlcssguide.xml\n[Google-speedguide]: http://feedthsbot.com/pagespeed/\n',
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