There are a number of already built in helper (or utility) classes in Office 365 and SharePoint 2013. These classes can be very useful when you are building new components. You can skip writing CSS for [...]
You may or may not already know that SharePoint has the ability to do full width background images. If you’ve ever applied one of those wacky composed looks then you would see that some of them have [...]
I was just thinking about this issue one day and realized that I could just override the default image but if the user decides that they wanted to change it later via site settings they could. Why do I [...]
It really is super simple and requires I line of CSS per item. If you want to hit them all or any future ones you could hide the whole element. [...]
Introduction I recently came across an interesting blog – http://www.n8d.at/blog/office-365-icon-font-documentation/ which mentions O365 icons. This was back in February so when I attempted to locate [...]
My new favorite thing is creating all my style sheets with SASS. SASS makes writing my style sheets faster, easier, cleaner, and more reusable. Don’t ask me why I chose SASS, but I liked it just a little [...]
What is cache busting? Cache busting is way to ensure that the browser will download a new version of your file. This is easily accomplished using a simple technique of appending a ? with some unique characters [...]
I must say that I’ve been using <link> for my style sheets for some times now. Until recently have seen the benefits from using the CSSRegstration method and now using that exclusively from now [...]
I stumbled across an issue last week where a client was reporting that the custom branding broke the print functionality...
During my last project we were asked to create a fairly simple site template on Office 365. I typically cringe when I he...
Here’s a quick little snippet of CSS if you are trying to hide the Newsfeed, OneDrive or Sites from the Waffle Men...