Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category

Hidden Tags.

When first learning about the CSS display attributes, I thought that they would not be very useful. Especially the none value. I thought to myself what is the purpose of coding something that you don’t want to be displayed. I was completely wrong by thinking that. We are going to look […]

Light JavaScript Rollover

By combining both JavaScript and CSS, you can create a very nice roller over effect. This is similar to the CSS rollover effect in previous tutorials, but with this effect, we can even use an image to create a rollover effect.

Web 2.0 Customized Buttons

With HTML you have very limited control over how input buttons look. If you want to create a button for a form, when using the just HTML you get the same default browser button. Most of the time this is a gray button with black text, and does not fit the color scheme […]