March 4th, 2008
We’ve gotten a few emails from people about our “get a better browser” page.
Everyone has opinions and it is our opinion is that Firefox is a superior browser to, say, Internet Explorer. Most of our users would agree as 78% of our visitors use Firefox. Not everyone shares our opinions and for those people, we’ve added links to the most popular modern browsers. So if you are an IE6 or Safari 1.x user and really want to try out CSS Type Set, download one of those browsers and try it out. You’ll be helping the world progress towards more standards compliant browsers, as well as enabling web designers worldwide to take advantage of the new features they offer.
For those dogged enough in their ways to stick with their old favorites, hang tough. We will support them eventually, but it isn’t high priority as only 3% of you that come to our site refuse to move on.
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February 21st, 2008
Version 0.1 feature list
- A Reset button!
- A Share/Save button
- Ability to edit the output code and see changes in the preview (think Firebug)
- Layout enhancements and updates
- Notice that JavaScript must be enabled
Future version requests
- Font-weight slider
- Option to set font base size for users who like to work with “em”
- Shorthand CSS option
Recently added features
- Setting the sliders back to 1 will remove property from output window
- Font family declarations now include font style (sans-serif, serif, monospace)
- Added more fonts
- Fix missing cursor in text area
If you have additional comments, questions, or bugs, please let us know by dropping us a line in the comments section below.
-CSS Type Set Team
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February 18th, 2008
Greetings and salutations! We hope that you have found CSS Type Set useful. We are always looking for ways to improve the tool, so we’ve set up this section to help us — as well as yourselves — keep track of feature requests. Through the News section, we will be announcing when new versions are out or are upcoming out and what will be included in them. We encourage you to comment — though you are still free to email us — with any feedback.
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