No matter how much we all hate IE6, we never seem to agree on what’s the best way to finally get rid of it. Web designers and developers alike have realized that investing too much time and effort in fixing its quirks is not viable from a business perspective, but they still want to reach that audience…
Archive for July, 2009
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An IE6 post – thoughts on handling Internet Explorer 6
Posted: 3 years ago in Articles
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Online CSS Compressor
Posted: 3 years ago in Tools
Use this utility to compress your CSS to increase loading speed and save on bandwidth as well. You can choose from three levels of compression, depending on how legible you want the compressed CSS to be versus degree of compression. The “Normal” mode should work well in most cases, creating a good balance between the two…
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15 CSS Forums for Web Designers and Developers
Posted: 3 years ago in Articles
If you are an intermediate in CSS and looking to enhance your CSS knowledge then foums are a great way to boost your skills and connect with other designers and developers. Here’s a list of some of the best CSS Forums to join…
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Absolute Positioning Inside Relative Positioning
Posted: 3 years ago in Tutorials
A page element with relative positioning gives you the control to absolutely position children elements inside of it.
To some, this is obvious. To others, this may be one of those CSS “Ah-ha!” moments…
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HTML 5 and CSS 3: The Techniques You’ll Soon Be Using
Posted: 3 years ago in Tutorials
In this tutorial, we are going to build a blog page using next-generation techniques from HTML 5 and CSS 3. The tutorial aims to demonstrate how we will be building websites when the specifications are finalized and the browser vendors have implemented them. If you already know HTML and CSS, it should be easy to follow along…
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All About: CSS Positioning
Posted: 3 years ago in Tutorials
At some point or another, if you want to lay out a complex CSS design, you’re probably going to have to turn to the veritable Swiss Army knife of advanced CSS layout: the position property. There are four possible values for this property: static, relative, absolute, and fixed. Let’s briefly go through each…
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3 Ways to Add Depth to Any Website with CSS
Posted: 3 years ago in Tutorials
In design, the small and subtle details can have the biggest impact. Smoother lines, refined textures, and the right shape and size bring a lot to the design. Finer details can take your designs from good to great. One technique we use regularly is adding depth to a design to give it that extra flair. Here are three ways to add visual depth to any website – with nothing but CSS…
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CSS Borders – Apply unique borders to your images
Posted: 3 years ago in Tutorials
Learn how to use CSS and a few graphics to dress up images. Make your images stand out with custom borders. Easy to apply with standard HTML and CSS…
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An In Depth Coverage Of CSS Layers, Z-Index, Relative And Absolute Positioning
Posted: 3 years ago in Tutorials
CSS can be difficult to learn. When we’re talking about CSS Layers, Z-Index, Absolute and Relative Positioning, CSS beginners often struggle to grasp the concepts. This article attempts to explain these concepts in an easy to understand way…
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CSS Positioning Properties Quick Reference Guide
Posted: 3 years ago in Articles
This article is aimed at experienced CSS developers who need a reference for the properties related to positioning in CSS 2. Each section of this article includes a link to the relevant section of the SitePoint CSS Reference and the W3C CSS 2 Specification…