Improve your web typography with baseline shift

The baseline is an invisible line onto which all type characters sit, although of course some characters (including ‘j’, ‘p’, ‘g’ and ‘y’) have descenders that hang below the baseline. Baseline shift involves moving characters up or down in relation to the baseline and using it effectively can make a huge difference to the professional […]
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Rapid IE6 CSS Debugging

Practical methods for rapidly debugging problems with CSS in IE6…
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CSS Drop Caps, the @font-face tag, sIFR and Cufon

Article about font rendering in html pages. Covering CSS “Drop Caps”, @font-face, sIFR and Cufon…
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Crash Course: YUI Grids CSS

The Yahoo User Interface Library is an extensive set of JavaScript tools for developers. Often left unnoticed are a few other useful components of the library that will speed up your coding: some CSS libraries…
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Override Inline Styles with CSS

Inline CSS styles can be difficult to remove from HTML markup that’s generated by a CMS. Here’s a trick to override the those pesky inline styles…
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CSS Typography: Contrast Techniques, Tutorials and Best Practices

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…
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20 CSS Short Hands You’ll Love

Web design has come a very long way since the days of tables and spacer .gifs, and when CSS finally got support from most browsers, a whole new world of options opened for web developers and designers. With CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, we can successfully separate the content markup from the design and aesthetics…
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Shifting my Opinion on CSS Animations

An in-depth article by Snook on implementing CSS animations…
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How to use comments in Css

Comments make code more readable and manageable. Here’s a guide on how to use comments in CSS…
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CSS Recipes for WebKit

You can bring a new level of excitement to your websites and web applications using the advanced CSS features available in Safari and WebKit. WebKit is the layout engine that powers Safari on Mac OS X, Windows, and the iPhone OS…
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