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This made my day: Jacob sporting some Lacey Micallef awesomeness.
hey guys I’m on a fashion blog
Hung out with Aakash Nihalani and Noah Kalina today.
Steve tries to finish singing Guys and Dolls before Dan can solve a rubiks cube. Typical day at Tumblr HQ.
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I hopped into the back of a taxi recently and immediately knew something was amiss. The seat felt suspiciously like leather. My lumbar was supported. There was carpet under my feet. I asked the driver what was wrong with his cab. “It’s a Lexus,” he said, “one of only six in the city. Enjoy.”
I couldn’t believe it, but when I got home I looked it up and sure enough, here’s an NYT article: For Elite Club of Cabbies, Only a Lexus Will Suffice.
Makes me all the more sad that everything is getting replaced with that Nissan van.
The Mail client on iOS automatically links street addresses. To style them, you can target them with this CSS:
a[href^="x-apple-data-detectors"] {
color: inherit;
text-decoration: none;
}
I discovered the callback URI by adding this CSS to an HTML email:
a:before {
content: attr(href);
}
The attr CSS function is really useful when there’s no access to an HTML inspector or Javascript.
You can also disable the automatic linkification of phone numbers on iOS for an entire page with a meta tag:
<meta name="format-detection" content="telephone=no" />
To just style them, use this CSS:
a[href^="tel"] {
color: inherit;
text-decoration: none;
}
(Source: bebosslikejade, via ministryofdesign)
