Archive for July, 2011

  • Having Fun With CSS3: Spinning Newspapers

    Posted: 7 months ago in Tutorials

    An impressive demo of a spinning newspaper (popular in old films) flashing and spinning towards the camera. Created using CSS3 animations. You’ll need a modern version of Firefox, Chrome or Safari to view the demo…

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  • How to Create a Paper Sticky Note Using Only CSS3

    Posted: 7 months ago in Tutorials

    Using only CSS, we can replicate everyday objects like sticky tape, lined paper and shadows without using any images at all…

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  • CSS3 Radial Gradients

    Posted: 7 months ago in Tutorials

    A detailed look at radial gradients. If you’ve got a good sense of how linear gradients work, radial gradients should present no great difficulty. And, there’s an updated tool for creating radial gradients, which supports the current syntax, and works across all modern browsers…

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  • 6 Methods For Vertical Centering With CSS

    Posted: 7 months ago in Tutorials

    Vertically centering elements with css can be tricky. Here are a few methods for vertical centering that are easy to implement. Has examples and code for each method…

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  • CSS Techniques for Horizontal Rules

    Posted: 8 months ago in Code

    Code examples for displaying more elaborate horisontal rules in your designs. Examples use background gradients for webkit and mozilla. All versions of IE just show the solid


    rule…

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  • CSS3 Isometric Text Demo

    Posted: 8 months ago in Tutorials

    Just recently I have been playing around with the multiple text-shadow capabilities of CSS3. Now, building on top of that I have produced a method for creating 3D isometric text, by using multiple text-shadows and 2D transforms…

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  • Guide to CSS support in email

    Posted: 8 months ago in Tools

    Designing an HTML email that renders consistently across the major email clients can be very time consuming. Support for even simple CSS varies considerably between clients, and even different versions of the same client. We’ve put together this guide to save you the time and frustration of figuring it out for yourself. With 24 different email clients tested, we cover all the popular applications across desktop, web and mobile email…

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