Links of Interest
I enjoyed this idea by John Leschinski over on Blogging Tips on how to use a little PHP and CSS to make “seasonal CSS“. You simply spit out the date right inside the class name of …
I enjoyed this idea by John Leschinski over on Blogging Tips on how to use a little PHP and CSS to make “seasonal CSS“. You simply spit out the date right inside the class name of …
I have a Happy New Year’s gift for all you CSS-Tricks readers! It’s a big roundup of all those web design galleries that are so popular these days. I’ve been wanting do a round of these for a while, and …
I promise I won’t go poll crazy, but since we had so much fun with the CSS Skill Level poll I thought I’d open up a new one. This one asks for your CSS editor of choice.
If I …
While screwing around at the ol’ Zen Garden, I ran into a pretty neat little effect for underlined links. We’ve talked about this before, but never incorporating animation.
A “walking link” is a link with a dotted underline …
….and the results are in!
As of this morning, 735 people responded to the CSS Skill Level survey. This was really interesting for me because until now I really had no idea what kind of skill level the readers of …
I really like one of the typographic tricks Mark Boulton makes in his “Better Typography” presentation. (Slideshow of the presentation here. Around slide #109) He suggests “using the best ampersand available”. This just means that on some typefaces, the …
This is one is almost entirely false. PNGs of any flavor will display in Internet Explorer, even back to some pretty old versions. The …
Web design studio The Design Canopy (update October 2012: Design Canopy link is dead) is a beautifully designed site that makes use of a variety of beautiful web typography techniques. Here are some screen shots from different areas of the …
Alen Grakalic of CSS Globe has released Tablecloth, a really nice table framework.
The Glass Wall
I know I’m almost 6 years late on this one, but I just read “The Glass Wall” for …
Here is a little trick for randomizing banners on your website. A bit quick and dirty. It needs to be on a PHP page to work.
First off we need to setup a folder on your server where the pictures …
Read Kevin writes in:
…A css file will have something like…
background:url(../images/topheader.htm) top left no-repeat;
…where topheader.htm is just an empty file. In this same directory is a jpg named topheader.jpg. How does this work? Why is it done this
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