If you apply CSS3 inset box-shadow or border-radius directly to an image element, it isn’t rendered properly by the browser. You can fix that by applying the image as a background image. Here’s a set of impressive examples using box-shadow, border-radius and transition to create various image styles…
Archive for September, 2011
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CSS3 Image Styles
Posted: 5 months ago in Tutorials
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CSS: Taking control of the cascade
Posted: 5 months ago in Articles
An in-depth article explaining the best methods for structuring your CSS files to avoid any potential problems with CSS cascade…
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A Farewell to CSS3 Gradients
Posted: 5 months ago in Articles
An article all about CSS3 and how crappy they actually are. Raises some interesting points and gives alternative solutions using SVG…
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A masterclass in CSS animations
Posted: 5 months ago in Tutorials
From the basics of animation keyframes to expert animation tips that will save you many a headache. This article takes you on a tour of all you need to know to get up and running with CSS3 animations..
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CSS Terminal
Posted: 5 months ago in Tools
CSS Terminal is a bookmarklet that allows you to inject CSS rules directly into a live web page. It’s handy for rapid CSS development, prototyping and debugging…
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Code smarter CSS with Sass
Posted: 5 months ago in Articles
Sass is a style sheet language that makes your style sheet as beautiful to read as your web page. This article explains how to use and maintain style sheets with Sass…
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CSS Prototyping
Posted: 5 months ago in Code
This is a simple CSS code snippes to overlay a grid or a mock-up over a page you’re styling. It will also allow you to edit content directly in the browser to see how your layout behaves depending on various lines of text…
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Hyphenation arrives in Firefox and Safari
Posted: 5 months ago in Tutorials
In print, hyphenation has 2 main uses: saving paper, and improving justification and evenness of typographic layout. On the web we can use the new CSS3 hyphenation property to help fit more words on a page and make the most of screen real estate…
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CSS3 Buttonize Framework
Posted: 6 months ago in Code
The Buttonize Framework is a simple, light-weight CSS file with precompiled styles and colours for quick, modern looking buttons. It uses CSS3 for rounded corners and subtle gradients but with bulletproof fallbacks for older browsers…
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Just some other awesome CSS3 buttons
Posted: 6 months ago in Tutorials
We all need nice looking buttons for our websites and web applications. Here’s a tutorial that explains how to create a set of CSS3 buttons quickly and easily…
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