Hi! I'm Zander, I make web things

After having read Trent Walton's article on Content Choreography again & working on a number of responsive sites, I felt that the current group of CSS grids was lacking in this department - so I created my own.

[UPDATE 11 May 2013] This information is extremely out of date, please visit the wiki I created for up-to-date information: github.com/mrmartineau/SublimeTextSetupWiki/wiki [UPDATE 15 Dec 2011] Added some more plugins to the list.

My wife uses a simple version of a Cloze test when she teaches; she creates these tests using Word & a lot of copying & pasting.

I recently read the A List Apart article, Testing Content by Angela Colter I thought about how to easily implement a Cloze test without too much hassle.

The CSS Multi-column Layout Module has a rather interesting property called ‘column-span’ which means that certain elements can be spanned across more than one column - an example might be an image in a block of text..

Like most web developers I maintain a personal collection of code snippets & recently have been amassing a folder full of snippets related specifically to HTML5 (you won't see any CSS3 in here..) & its new tags & some sample usages.

Having marvelled at David Desandro's Opera Logo made entirely in HTML and CSS, I wanted to try a similar experiment for myself.