Category Archives: CSS
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Designing For Those With Disabilities
An article on DeveloperFox brings up an important subject, one that most developers seem to forget. That subject is how do people with disabilities use your site?
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March 23, 2009 -
Professional Forms using CSS
In most HTML forums, the user will have text to describe the input field, followed by the field itself. If you have more than one input field then there can be issues with the input boxes where they don’t line up properly. Using div tags and the float attribute you …
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January 15, 2009 -
Web 2.0 Tables
Have you ever seen a lot of information in a table on the web and wish that you can highlight just one row of that table? Looking very large tables, with out the ability to interact with the table, can make it hard to read the information provided. With a …
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December 3, 2008 -
Basic Select Menus Modifications
Select menus, also known as drop down menus, are one of the elements in HTML that most people don’t modify at all. I know that some select menus can be confusing as they get longer. One of the things that I like to do is to alternate the colors of …
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September 5, 2008 -
Buttons with Images
If you have used Live.com, one of Microsoft’s search engines, you may have noticed that the submit button for their search is not a default button in HTML. There are two different ways you can do this with a little bit of CSS and a graphic. To start out you …
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July 25, 2008 -
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 …
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June 19, 2008 -
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.
By DeraldRead More
June 13, 2008 -
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 …
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June 5, 2008 -
Rollovers using only CSS
In the past we have posted on how to create rollovers using CSS. To do this, we used a sprite to create the rollover effect. You can also create a rollover effect by using just CSS. Let’s first look at the CSS code that will allow us to create this …
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May 20, 2008 -
Framing your images using CSS
So you have this awesome autographed picture of Carrot Top that you got after months of waiting from his fan website, and you’d like to put it up on your website to prove your fanhood. The problem is you don’t have Photoshop or Fireworks handy to put a nice frame …
By RafaelRead More
March 31, 2008
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