Introductory article to a series focusing on specific microformat implementations on a personal blog. Includes some background on microformats, as well as links to resources for hCard, hAtom, rel-home, rel-tag, rel-license, rel-me, hCalendar and XFN
The best optimizer. It reduce sizes dramatically
A two column wordpress theme, web 2.0 style, gravatar-ready, widget-ready, SEO-friendly, and xhtml/css validated. This is a clean black and white design, with a custom login page to replace the WP default.
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I realize that there are about a million rollover tutorials out there. Some use JavaScript, some use CSS, but there are very few that are geared toward creating semantically correct rollovers that degrade gracefully. That's exactly what I'll be doin
By applying just 2 classes to the HTML element, you can place a design mockup behind a webpage to aid pixel precise development.
Fantastic article that details 10 tips from CSS masters.
This tutorial will teach you how to create a good looking rounded corner forms by using the beauty of css and images. This is not confined to just beautifying the search box but this basic tutorial will help you to build custom good looking forms.
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Solving an as-yet unpublished Internet Explorer 6 CSS bug regarding link pseudo-classes
In an interesting development regarding web standards and the browser wars, Ars Technica reports that Mozilla is taking Internet Explorer’s problematic webpage rendering into its own hands starting with a plugin for HTML5’s canvas element.
When designing your website, font sizes are an often overlooked area. Your website’s text needs to be accessible & scalable, as there are many people who change the default font size.
Google is helping Internet Explorer keep up with web standards. It is building an ActiveX control to provide the Canvas element in Internet Explorer.
Find out how to make cool rounded corners without any images
CSS is a very powerful tool when creating websites and this tutorial will hopefully show you how a little bit of structure and some CSS wizardry can make your stylesheets look and work a whole lot better.
CSS statement prefix for each browser...css hack
Undoubtedly you will have found many a situation where different web-browsers require different style statements. Conditional-CSS addresses this by letting you add Internet Explorer style conditions inline with your CSS statements.
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query_posts() is a powerful function, but when it comes to pagination it has a flaw: it overrides nearly everything in the standard posts object query, including what the paged offset is.Learn how to fix it
We would like to start with 5 advanced elegant coding solutions and ask you if you are interested in this series and would like to have more similar articles. Please let us know what you think in the comments to this post. Now let ’s dive in. You sh
Some pros and contras about CSS Frameworks
A website is very likely the first point of contact between a company and its target audience. This only means a well-designed website is imperative for getting your point across to your audience. A winning Interactive website design consists...
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How to manage your style sheet?
Part 3 in the series on how to turn a PSD design into a HTML layout. In this tut we look at some interesting background layout tricks for the 3 columns as well as starting to add the content.
Format HTML forms in a accessible and userfriendly way using CSS. Very in-depth explanation and examples.
My thoughts on why CSS3 wont be out for a few years yet
A bit of humor for designers :D
The example we will be looking at uses a combination of relative and absolute positioning to place columns where they are supposed to go. We'll start out with some good semantic XHTML markup for our layout and then we'll jump right into the CSS.
