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Reader Delang was having trouble with the CSS Page Loader concept I posted a while ago. So I went and made up an example page. It’s very simple, and it just “fakes” actually loading something. As in, it’s not …
Someone over at Digital Inspiration asked the question:
“How can I send a YouTube Video so that when the person receives it there will not be any other videos in the sidebars that can be opened.”
There is an awesome …
New minimalism in web interface design
You.. and me… and CSS simultaneous
Edit CSS code in Firefox and IE at the same time. Windows only.
Quick web typography tip: Give your <p> elements bottom margin.
ModalBox: easily the nicest download-modify-use …
Grunge is a popular style these days. I thought I’d throw out there a fairly simple “grungy” menu for free download. Feel free to download, alter, and use however you want.
Welcome to the new look for CSS-Tricks. I decided it was time to get down to it and give CSS-Tricks a brand new look. I hope you like it. I think it’s far nicer in both form and function than …
…color, background-color, border-*-color, and outline-color and the
I say “variable” because CSS doesn’t natively support real variables. The debate is somewhat heated on whether it should or not. I’m not going to take a stand on that one, but there is a clever little hack bouncing around …
Welcome to CSS-Tricks! We’ve been busy trying to bring you tips, techniques, and tutorials about using Cascading Style Sheets. Along the way, we’ve written up a number of example pages showcasing various techniques. If you are new here, here is …
It’s a bit too early to tell, but as you may have noticed, I’ve installed it in the sidebar of this site. My hope is that it turns out to be an awesome service for both readers and webmasters alike. …
Steve Smith over at Ordered List has an interesting article up about how he chooses to format his CSS. Basically there are two ways to go about it, Single-Line and Multi-Line, with Multi-Line being the classic approach:
#wrapper {
width:800px;
By exploding, I sort of mean “the menu blocks appear to expand vertically”, but you get the idea. The theory is that upon rollover, you can change the height and offset of an element (or width or any number of …
