Cursors greatly influence an end user’s experience and CSS can be used to easily affect cursor changes depending upon hover, location and actions. This helpful tutorial will explain how to make it happen!
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This helpful two-part CSS video tutorial will show you how to create a rather advanced navigation bar, complete with highlighted drop-down menu options, that scrolls with the page, entirely with CSS.
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Bringing some order to your projects does not have to feel chaotic. One you begin to understand how Divisions, IDs and Classes work together you can design a website in no time at all!
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I was tasked with replacing several dozen Photoshop-generated rounded buttons on a large site with a flexible HTML/CSS/JS equivalent. I wanted it to be simple and leave the code as clean as possible. It also needed to work in all modern browsers. This is my solution. […]
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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. […]
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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. […]
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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. […]
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A friend challenged me to develop a simple horizontal navigation bar that could be span the width of the screen but center the navigation area over his content. This is the result of that challenge. […]
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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. […]
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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. […]
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Cursors greatly influence an end user’s experience and CSS can be used to easily affect cursor changes depending upon hover, location and actions. This helpful tutorial will explain how to make it happen!
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This helpful two-part CSS video tutorial will show you how to create a rather advanced navigation bar, complete with highlighted drop-down menu options, that scrolls with the page, entirely with CSS.
[…]
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Bringing some order to your projects does not have to feel chaotic. One you begin to understand how Divisions, IDs and Classes work together you can design a website in no time at all!
[…]
Watch Video
I was tasked with replacing several dozen Photoshop-generated rounded buttons on a large site with a flexible HTML/CSS/JS equivalent. I wanted it to be simple and leave the code as clean as possible. It also needed to work in all modern browsers. This is my solution. […]
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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. […]
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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. […]
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