@nathansmith Ahh, I see. Ok!

@nathansmith $legacy-support-for-ie7 is already defaulted to true in Compass, so should still work?

@nathansmith why not use @Compass’s universal $legacy-support-for-ie7 cl.ly/2C3u3l2y0g1A That way if using Compass, same var controls all

RT @eaton: “Understand that your big ideas aren’t as easy for devs to implement as they are for you to dream up.” @angusgmelb on strate …

@jessebeach @gaborhojtsy Agreed; I’d even say page always.

Also, the difference between expanded and compressed is ~50kb worth of CSS.

One misplaced @Extend = 16kb of CSS generated. My bad!

Fun with Media Queries, and why you need to design in browser. I’ve got 180px where a two column layout doesn’t look good.

@alanmoo @erunyon Use the same class. I do not prefix classes w/JS if I’m using them w/JS

@alanmoo @erunyon Depends on what I’m targeting. If I’m targeting something w/an ID, I use that ID. Multiple items, class or attribute.

@gaborhojtsy @jessebeach The big takeaway is that popovers are more or less terrible UX unless you’re on a large screen w/o touch.

@gaborhojtsy @jessebeach The Drupal AJAX system currently in place is kinda terrible, agreed, but that’s a different story altogether.

@jessebeach @gaborhojtsy in Drupal our admin modals are even worse; they’re all UI with no actual savings because they bootstrap Drupal

@jessebeach @gaborhojtsy I try and design UXes that don’t require modal decisions for users. For admin, Ajax/page loads.

@gaborhojtsy @jessebeach kill all the modals. They’re terrible everywhere except large screen desktops.

@nathan_ford @lewisnyman done a bunch of testing around this, no real world effect on performance. Also recommend cl.ly/0z1t2N1G0J2f

Corporate Synergy FTW! Watching SNL on @hulu, brought to me by NBC 4 New York. #hilarious

@CrowChick well I will!

@cathythemango It does look purdy.

They key to the iOS 6.1 Jailbreak isn’t the physical jailbreak, it’s getting through to Cydia to download packages.

@maddesigns No, unfortunately not going to solve it. The issue actually appears to be a CSS Columns + VH issue.

RT @stephenhay: “Do I buy a separate radio to listen to different stations? No.” tommorris.org/posts/8070

No! I’ve lied! It appears to support it correctly; it’s that vh+CSS Columns on iOS works differently than -webkit desktop! HOW AWESOME!

Well awesome. Modernizr tells me the iPhone 5 supports VH units, but 100vh isn’t the height of the viewport. WTF.

RT @jeremypmeyers: I can only assume that George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and 9 other guys are robbing a casino somewhere in New Orleans.