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This tutorial examines the different layout properties available in CSS: position:static, position:relative, position:absolute, and float…

A neat cross-browser solution for sticking a footer to the bottom of the page when the page is thin on content…

The main advantage of elegant CSS typography lies in its ability to be both attractive and improves the user experience. When chosen wisely and used carefully, it can be very effective to support the overall design. There are many outstanding examples of how we can do this, and here you will find some of the best ideas and tips when it comes to using Fonts and typography in your CSS based sites…

Minimizing the filesize of the CSS stylesheet has been regarded by many as a good way to increase your site loading speed. Indeed, by reducing the CSS file by several kilobytes, the server will take a shorter time to load and result in a faster webpage.

In the event that your articles hit the Digg frontpage, this could also be one of the few deciding factors (there are many more) whether your server will crash or not…

Email newsletters are more popular than ever, and everyone loves to design a rich website-like newsletter for their subscribers. Unfortunately, email isn’t the web. Your beautiful design work might look great in one email client, but chances are when you look at the same work a different email client the results will not be the same.

Why? In a nutshell, some email clients are moving away from full CSS support. CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is the technology that allows for modern, powerful, flexible website designs. Here are some guidelines for creating successful email newsletters that will look good even in the worst email clients. We don’t mention much about design, just coding practices that will succeed in all environments…

The best way to explain CSS specificity is to start with some examples. CSS specificity can get confusing. Here’s a closer look at how to calculate the actual specificity value to determine which selector takes precedence…

Creating equal-height columns with CSS is sometimes a bear. But who needs the hassle of faux columns, “clear” divs and the rest? With this bit of jQuery, you can easily equalize the heights of any group of elements…

Nice tutorial describing how to create a complex CSS menu using the CSS position property…

One of the differences between Internet Explorer and standards compliant Web browsers that cause a lot of trouble for CSS beginners is the CSS box model. Since the box model is what browsers use to calculate an element’s total width and height, it is quite understandable that different browsers producing different results can be both confusing and frustrating…

Describes how to switch a photo with a description when the mouse hovers over it. Uses mostly CSS and a bit of javascript to fix issues with Internet Explorer…