Archive for March, 2008

So in my journey to to learn jQuery, I’m trying to learn to do some things that CSS can already do but that jQuery can do “sexier”. Jonathan Snook has an article up “Content Overlay with CSS” in …

I’ve been really getting into this jQuery phenomenon lately. jQuery is tightly tied to CSS, so if you are already comfortable with CSS and are looking for ways to expand your possibilities, jQuery is the place to be. You can …

“Page Sliders” are a bit like Tabbed Boxes, only the content appears to slide by instead of be instantly replaced. This is a pretty nice effect and like tabbed boxes, it can help you get a lot of content …

Nathan Smith has launched a CSS framework called the 960 Grid System. The theory is that 960 pixels is a great number for a fixed width site, because it fits nicely onto a 1024px screen and …

I recently participated in a group interview about clients, design, and freelancing in general over on Vandelay Website Design.

READ THE INTERVIEW

The rest of the participants were:
Alen Grakalic of CSS Globe
John Phillips of Freelance Folder
David Airey…

CSS image replacement is a technique of replacing a text element (usually a header tag) with an image. An example of this would be including a logo on a page. You may want to use a <h1> tag and …

The following is a Guest Post written by Volkan Görgülü. Thanks Volkan!

The picture used in this article, The Solitude of the Fisherman, is from Daniel Cheong. I have come across with this picture in an article…

For those of you who like to leave comments here on CSS-Tricks (Thanks, by the way!), I wanted to make it easier for you. You can now register for an account. Then when you are logged …

This is another one of those automatic menu builder sites. I think this one is pretty nice though. Lots of customizable features, you can save your menus there, you can download them and they come nicely packaged up with …

I am interested to know how many of you CSS-Tricks readers actually write CSS as part of their job or career.

• 0% – You don’t do anything CSS related at work
• 1-25% – You use CSS a little bit but

Tabbed boxes are all the rage these days. Check out the “Explore” section on MSNBC, or the Premium News Theme to see how they can be used in a blog setting. I think it’s for a good reason. It …