Six Ways to Style Blockquotes

Blockquotes do have some styling by default. Most browsers will indent the text in a blockquote tag, which helps the user recognize that the text is different somehow. But who’s to say that we need to stop there? Here are six different ways you could style your blockquotes using CSS. […]

Read Article

New to CSS? New to CSSnewbie? Start Here!

I get a great many reader comments that read something like this: “Your site is the best CSS resource on the web (okay, maybe I’m embellishing slightly here), but where do I start if I’m new?” And that’s a fantastic question. If you’re new to the site, it can be tough to find your way around at first. So here is a collection of articles to get you started. […]

Read Article

Print-Friendly Images and Logos with CSS

One area where your website may look lackluster when printed is the images. It’s a simple problem of resolution. Images are always displayed on the web at 72dpi (dots per inch). However, there’s a simple trick to sending a low-res version to the screen, and a high-res version to the printer. […]

Read Article

On Calendars, Lists, Tables and Semantics

I recently wrote an article on creating a calendar using lists instead of tables. The first thing that I realized as the comments started to roll in was that my tutorial was fundamentally incomplete in a couple of vital ways. I’d covered the “how,” but not the “what” or the “why.” So I’ll cover more of that here. […]

Read Article

Privacy Policy

I hate spam just as much as you do. And I’m going to do my best to ensure you don’t get one iota more of it in your life from your interactions with me.

Your information is safe with me. Below […]

Read Article