If you’re a typical blog owner, one of your biggest goals is to keep visitors browsing your site. One good way to do that is by showing off your most popular posts. Here’s a way to show your Top Content from Google Analytics on your WordPress blog by piggybacking on an existing plugin. […]
Floated elements are a different beast than anything else in CSS. And many people don’t know how they work and interact with your document. Let’s remedy that. […]
Buttons don’t behave like normal elements when it comes to the standard CSS Box Model. In fact, they seem to ignore the box model altogether in favor of an IE6-style model. Strangely, this seems to be true across all modern browsers! […]
I recently ran into a bug in Firefox and Opera when I tried to set the line height of text inside a button (which affects input “submit” buttons as well as the HTML button tag). The bug? The line height can’t be changed! […]
I’ve never liked that my CSS Newbie demo pages have no visual consistency. So, I took some time and added a new wrapper. It makes them more consistent and more useful at the same time. […]
Almost every example of good dropdown navigation on the web today relies on a single, simple HTML structure: the nested unordered list. Of course, that means that knowing how to build a good nested unordered list is critical to this entire process. […]
I have trouble with JavaScript array and array-manipulation. JavaScript lacks a specific foreach contstruct, which trips me up. Here’s how to fake it. […]
Larger clickable areas make for greater usability and a higher click-through rate. Here’s how to expand a clickable area to an entire list item using jQuery. […]
Happy 2010, readers of CSS Newbie! This year, more than a quarter million people stopped by, visiting more than half a million pages. Here are the Top 10 CSS Newbie Articles of 2009. […]
WordPress widgets have been around for quite some time, but the way they were developed changed with WordPress 2.8. This tutorial walks you through building one from scratch. […]
