Archive for February, 2009

  • CSS Layouts: A collection of 224 Grid and CSS Layouts

    Posted: 1 year ago in Code

    A collection of CSS layouts offering Grade-A browser support. What does that mean? Well, they should appear the same in all internet browsers, including Internet Explorer 6 (IE6), Internet Explorer 7 (IE7), Firefox, Opera, Safari etc. You can use these CSS Layouts anywhere you wish including website templates, blog themes, CMS or as a starting point for your Web projects.

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  • Cross-Browser Inline-Block

    Posted: 1 year ago in Tutorials

    An in-depth article examining the uses of inline-block across all major browsers…

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  • 60 CSS Tools to help reduce your work load

    Posted: 1 year ago in Tools

    CSS is the thing that makes websites beautiful, without CSS everything is a bit dull and boring. Here’s list of the top 60 CSS tools to reduce your work load…

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  • CSS Vault

    Posted: 1 year ago in Galleries

    This site is useful for me as a designer and I hope that it is useful for you whether you are a designer, developer, programmer, manager, or just a CSS advocate.

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  • CSS Tutorial – A New Image Replacement Technique: The State Scope Method

    Posted: 1 year ago in Tutorials

    Image replacement is arguably one of the most important CSS based techniques available to a web designer. Image replacement has a place on nearly every web site—it can be useful in displaying a variety of page elements: company logos, attractive navigation bars, and fancy paragraph headings…

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  • CSS Reset on Google CDN – CSS-Reset.com

    Posted: 1 year ago in Code

    CSS-Reset.com provides you with a quick and easy way to include a reset stylesheet. Theres no need to download it everytime you want to use it, or hotlink it off someone elses website. Hosted on Google’s App Engine to offer outstanding speed and stability. Your website will likely be faster as Google’s Content Delivery Network will be located closer to your site visitor. All stylesheets are compressed to minimize loading time….

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  • Use CSS and HTML to create a Sitemap

    Posted: 1 year ago in Code

    Sample code showing how to use nested lists and CSS to create an attractive sitemap…

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  • 40+ “Must see” CSS Tools

    Posted: 1 year ago in Tools

    A collection of over 40 useful online CSS tools…

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  • Recreating the Button

    Posted: 1 year ago in Articles

    Until some future version of HTML gives us new native controls to use in a browser, Google (StopDesign) have been playing and experimenting with controls they “custom buttons”. These buttons are used in Gmail and Google Reader. The buttons are designed to look very similar to basic HTML input buttons. But they can handle multiple interactions with one basic design. The buttons are imageless, and they’re created entirely using HTML and CSS, plus some JavaScript to manage the behavior. They’re also easily skinnable with a few lines of CSS…

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