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Sexy HTML List Tricks

Behold the ubiquitous list elements, “ul” and “ol”! These two sexy elements help millions of websites display lists of information in clean, semantic fashion. Without them, we’d be crawling around like filthy cavemen, eating dirt and howling at the moon. But these list elements aren’t just sexy, they are also extremely flexible, enabling us humble […]
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Divine CSS

The Divine CSS website showcases some of the world’s best designed websites (Flash & CSS) from around the world. The team at Divine CSS are made of a mixture of graphic and web designers, programmers and developers with a combined 25 years experience in the industry.
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Building Faster Websites with CSS Sprites

Using CSS sprites allows you to greatly increase your websites speed by using single image files that contain multiple graphics. In other words, when you have many images to be used, instead of having them as different individual files, we combine them into one. Therefore, the client computer only downloads one image for all the […]
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Mastering CSS, Part 2: Advanced Techniques and Tools

CSS is one of the most basic building blocks of modern web design. It creates the structure and style that surrounds your content and is capable of making your site a joy to use or a pain in the neck. Mastering CSS is one of the most important things a web designer can do, and […]
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Making Forms Convert Through Awesome Inline Labels

Forms are everywhere on the web – it’s the primary way users can interact with a web-based system. If your site or app uses forms and we’d bet that it does those forms need to be well designed, or users aren't going to follow through. They may not sign up for your service, they may […]
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CSS Remix

CSS Remix showcases only the best designed CSS based websites. Started in early 2006, CSS Remix has a dedicated and passionate fan-base of web professionals including designers, developers, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and more..
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8 Good Examples of Using CSS z-index Property

If you are new in CSS then you may find it difficult to understand the CSS z-index property. In simple words z-index sets the stack order of specific elements. An element with greater stack order is always in front of another element with lower stack order. Here are some examples to explain how the z-index […]
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5 CSS3 Design Enhancements That You Can Use Today

Cascading Style Sheets CSS is the language of Web design, and the next generation of CSS design properties are just chomping at the bit to be released.Are you eager to start using them, but don’t know where to start?Although many of the new properties are not yet “official”, some browsers have already implemented many of […]
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Object Oriented CSS

Object oriented CSS OOC is one of the new buzz words in the industry. A lot of work is being done by Nicole Sullivan. I kind of like the idea myself and have been doing some forrays into it myself. I think that it will stop hap-hazard CSS coding. I find this happens quite a […]
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Making Hyperlink Icons with CSS

Hyperlinks can link to any number of different sources (pdfs, emails, external links, popups). By placing an icon beside each of these types it will take the surprise out of clicking on a hyperlink for the user. The plan is to do this in an intelligent manner so users don’t have to worry about placing […]
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