Vertically aligning tables in CSS is very simple and a single line of CSS can align your entire table. You can vertically align an entire table or specific table rows and data.
The argument used is “vertical-align” and you can […]
Googles fonts API “makes it quick and easy for everyone to use web fonts” and is very simple to use. There are many advantages to using Google fonts because you get to use elegant fonts on your website that have […]
Cascading style sheets or CSS for short were introduced to customize the styling and layout of your HTML. Since 1996 they have become an integral part of all websites and a necessity for making your page aesthetically pleasing. CSS was […]
Back when content management systems were taking over the web landscape slowly but surely, the fight looked like a war with 3 major participants. Drupal, Joomla, and WordPress were all about equal and they all had their own merits. However, […]
Whether your Drupal theme is 6 or 7, or you’re using some of the more popular themes like Zen, Skeleton, TheCompany, or FontFolio – Changing the CSS in your theme can be a bit confusing at first. Drupal is […]
When CSS3 was released, the ability to place text or images after or before HTML items dynamically with CSS was a major new advantage. For instance:
.div:before {
content: “text”;
}
That code will place the word ‘text’ before a div. That […]
Using position in CSS is a big deal. It can be the difference between code that works OK in certain situations, and code that works beautifully every single time.
One really useful aspect to understand is using position: […]
Before I go into the code, remember that if a video does not have the option to embed, there may be a good reason for that. You may require special rights to use the video.. but more than likely […]
I am unabashedly and unreasonably fond of pixel art. To that end, I’ve created a simple jQuery plugin that can turn a JavaScript array into CSS pixel art. […]
Here’s a fun demo I put together using the HTML5 canvas, aided by the excellent sketch.js framework. I’m creating a whole bunch of semi-transparent balls and bouncing them around on the screen. The demo definitely requires a modern browser (Chrome/Firefox/IE9+). […]
