version: v0.1.3 (beta)
- Gives you a safe rapid prototyping environment
- Helps you avoid misuse of Blueprint classes
Guaranteed to work in the following browsers…
- Firefox 1.0+
- Opera 7.0+
- Konquerer 3.4+
- Safari 1.2+
…and won’t work in IE due to missing support for outline
author: Created by Franz Josef Kaiser say hello code!
- Make a copy of debug.html and give it a unique name for your test (for example, debug-test1.html)
- Adjust the of this debug environment page to your needs:
- Uncomment the plugins you want to use in your page.
- optional only needed for the mailing list: describe your goals, trials & errors in the head container.
- Add your basic html structure (div, h1-h6, p, span, a).
- Add some “lorem ipsum” dummy text and sample IMGs to your html (search for lorem ipsum, there are lots of resources).
- Add your Blueprint classes to the structure.
- Uncomment the css/html debugger stylesheet in the head.
- Open the sample in your browser.
- optional if you see elements outlined, you’ve forgotten declarations or added bad classes. In this case take a look at the head of the debugger plugin to check color codes & find out what exactly went wrong (it’s easy).
- Basic structure: done
- Now you can add your own styles in a separate stylesheet to the section and develop further.
v0.1 (alpha)
- first version
- a basic html page structure
- debugger offers outlining of classical misstakes
v0.1 (beta)
- debugger now offers help for missing declarations
- dev page reworked to split between description & content
v01.1 (beta)
- bugfix: colborder & border were missing dot in front of class
v01.2 (beta)
- switched to textile mark-up file for readme to inherit bp core
v01.2.1 (beta)
- tried to fix textile mark-up for readme
v01.3 (beta)
- switched pathes for all style-links in the head of blueprint.html to work out of the box from the debug plugin directory.