960 Grid System
The 960 Grid System is an all-in-one package for the rapid development of websites that are 960 pixels wide. As the site says, 960px is a great with to start with for two reasons: “All modern monitors support […]
Earlier this week I talked a bit about message boxes – how to style them and position them on your page to get them noticed. But a message that pops up every single time your website is loaded could get […]
We’re continuing our look at CSS positioning in this article. If you missed last week’s article on the subject, you might want to start there. Today’s article will take a look at two more ways in which absolute and relative […]
Hackszine.com: Easiest cross-browser CSS min-height
The min-height and min-width CSS properties are two of the most useful properties out there, but they never get much use because Internet Explorer 6 doesn’t understand them. However, with just 3 lines of CSS (versus […]
Earlier this week, I explained the basics of CSS positioning: what it is and what your options are. Now I’d like to take some time and explain a couple of tricks for using positioning in the real world… stuff that […]
At some point or another, if you want to lay out a complex CSS design, you’re probably going to have to turn to the veritable Swiss Army knife of advanced CSS layout: the position property. There are four possible values […]
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woork: Write a well structured CSS file without becoming crazy
Antonio Lupetti offers a simple and well-thought-out article on how to construct and organize large and complex CSS files — without driving yourself insane in the process. He offers down-to-earth tips […]
Even the most complex style sheet starts out with a single rule. But when you’re working on a particularly massive and complex website, over time your style sheet will inevitably start to reflect the site’s size and complexity. And even […]
There are two ways in CSS to create space around your elements: margins and padding. In most usage scenarios, they are functionally identical – for example, if you add 20 pixels of either margin or padding to the left side […]
