30 Exceptional CSS Techniques and Examples
The always-informative mind(s) behind Six Revisions has compiled yet another excellent CSS-related roundup. This one is a little general in theme, namely “Exceptional CSS Techniques and Examples.” Normally I wouldn’t bother linking such a […]
We all know the overt benefits of using CSS. But these days, a lot of people are more interested in SEO than anything else. So what happens if you have a client or an employer whose mantra is more along the lines of, “SEO at any cost, CSS be damned”? […]
How to make an iGoogle theme | Niki’s DesignO’Blog
Niki Brown’s Design O’ Blog walks us through the details on creating your own iGoogle theme. Why would you want to do such a thing? Well, as Niki points out, it’s […]
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. […]
Unit Interactive :: Blog :: Better CSS Font Stacks
Nathan Ford of Unit Interactive has written a great article on the proper utilization of “font stacks,” i.e. the order in which your arrange your font preferences in CSS. He gives […]
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. […]
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. […]
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. […]
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I’d like to wish a very happy 4th of July in advance! To celebrate our upcoming Independence Day, I took a bit of time and created an American flag built out of CSS and XHTML. […]
