A Super Simple Horizontal Navigation Bar
In more cases than not, a simple, no-frills horizontal navigation bar is exactly what the doctor ordered. So today’s tutorial is all about going back to basics. […]
Posts by Ran Enoch:
The Importance of Complementary Skills
If you’ve been a reader of CSS Newbie long, you’ll have noticed that not all of my articles are about CSS. This is because without complementary skills, CSS can’t reach it’s potential. […]
Running jQuery with Other Frameworks Via noConflict
While there’s nothing to stop you from using multiple frameworks simultaneously, compatability problems can pop up — particularly between jQuery and Prototype. Luckily, there’s a simple solution called noConflict mode. […]
Using JavaScript to Style Active Navigation Elements
I’m all about efficiency when I’m writing web code, and navigation is often one of those areas where I try to improve my efficiency. Here are some ways to automatically style your “active” navigation elements using some streamlined JavaScript and/or jQuery. […]
Reader Response: A Simple, Streamlined E-Commerce Solution
Today I come to you with my arms wide open — and my shoulders caught somewhere between a slump and a shrug. I’ve been tearing my hair out over the last couple of months looking for the perfect ecommerce solution. I’ve come up short. […]
A Simple jQuery Stylesheet Switcher
There are lots of reasons you might want to offer your users more than one CSS file for your website. But whatever the reason, it’s amazingly easy to create a function that swaps between multiple stylesheets using a few lines of jQuery. […]
15 Surefire Ways to Break Your CSS
When your CSS doesn’t behave the way it should, web design can be downright tedious. But some of the the biggest CSS blunders stem from the simplest of errors. Knowing what some of those errors are and remembering to look for them can save you hours of wasted labor. […]
New Poll: How Much CSS Do You Already Know?
I’ve posted a new poll in the footer of the website, and I’d appreciate if you’d take a second or two and answer the question: how much CSS do you already know? This is a chance for me to get to know you a little bit better. It will also help me to produce the sort of content that you would find most useful. […]
Build Custom Frameworks Easily with CSS Classes
Generally speaking, I consider full-fledged CSS frameworks to be overkill. However, I still think that the foundation on which CSS frameworks are built — the concept of using classes to simplify layout and standardize design across similar elements — is very much worth investigation. […]
CSS Art: The Flower
This article is probably not the most practical tutorial I’ve ever written, but it was one of the most fun. While CSS is often treated as a straightforward web development workhorse, it can also have a lighthearted, eccentric side as well. Here’s how to use CSS to create art. […]