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28 April 2010
27 April 2010
Very cool jQuery tutorials
http://www.webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/jquery-tutorials-for-designers/
Favorite one is the "Animated hover effect #1." This is so easy to implement and it adds so much to your buttons or other elements.
Favorite one is the "Animated hover effect #1." This is so easy to implement and it adds so much to your buttons or other elements.
26 April 2010
23 April 2010
14 April 2010
CSS rules for IE6 and lower
This is a neat and useful shorthand for writing CSS that IE 6 and lower will use; higher versions of IE and other browsers will ignore this:
Note the underscore character. The first margin-top rule is used by all browsers, including IE6; the second one is used only by IE6 (and lower), overriding the first. I think you can use this same trick for all CSS rules.
margin-top:50px;
_margin-top:20px;
Note the underscore character. The first margin-top rule is used by all browsers, including IE6; the second one is used only by IE6 (and lower), overriding the first. I think you can use this same trick for all CSS rules.
09 April 2010
08 April 2010
Whatever floats your boat - Floatutorial
If you work with CSS, you will need to use the float rule sooner or later. For great tutorials as well as just the basics, you can't beat Floatutorial by Max Design.
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