Items tagged : css
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The concept of the box in IE is different that any other browser. Tantek's hack is one of the ways to get around it.
Good luck this is a frustrating problem. By amanuel, 2 years 9 weeks ago | |
More explanations on the problems with diagrams. By amanuel, 2 years 9 weeks ago | |
Another hack By amanuel, 2 years 9 weeks ago | |
Wonderful CSS tips. #4 and #6 is relevant to this quest. By amanuel, 2 years 9 weeks ago | |
FireBug lets you explore the far corners of the DOM by keyboard or mouse. All of the tools you need to poke, prod, and monitor your JavaScript, CSS, HTML and Ajax are brought together into one seamless experience, including a debugger, an error console, command line, and a variety of fun inspectors. By lwallenstein, 2 years 5 weeks ago | |
"CSSBEAUTYâ„¢ is a project focused on providing its audience with a database of well designed CSS based websites from around the world. Its purpose is to showcase designers' work and to act as a small portal to the CSS design community. If you are "in need of inspiration", you have come to the right place." By lwallenstein, 2 years 10 weeks ago | |
By danielh, 2 years 11 weeks ago | |
“Tables are dead...â€By lwallenstein, 2 years 10 weeks ago | |
By lwallenstein, 2 years 10 weeks ago | |
Free to examine, play with and use! By calebism, 2 years 11 weeks ago | |
Use this site for tutorials on CSS and XHTML, the first to basic things. After that, you can decide what you want to do: Creating "Web Applications" (Web 2.0, AJAX) or presenting information, for which you could use PHP (php.net, do *NOT* use the W3Schools tutorial, it sucks).
Good luck! By Vincent, 2 years 10 weeks ago | |
These guys have pretty good hands-on tutorials and a nice CSS reference. By BlueCockatoo, 2 years 11 weeks ago | |
ALA has all things related to web design - usually very in depth articles and very standards-oriented. There's a good amount of CSS trickeries being taught there of course. By dready, 2 years 11 weeks ago | |
The linky is fairly high on google but good if you ain't already seen it... By eclw, 2 years 12 weeks ago | |
I don't know if its cheating to post an archive, but I've been collecting good CSS links for a while. By BlueCockatoo, 2 years 11 weeks ago | |
The page tries to identify current state-of-the-art in graphic design for web pages, and identify the distinctive features that make a web page look fresh, appealing and easy to use. By Ekpyrotic, 2 years 27 weeks ago | |
A forum for designers who want to comply to web standards. Provides many resources that show the current web style as well as a forum that discusses current design features. By Ekpyrotic, 2 years 25 weeks ago | |
A huge list of well-designed sites using CSS with a small commentary on the design style for each one. By Ekpyrotic, 2 years 27 weeks ago | |
Links to show the latest well-designed css websites, site can be used by web designers as a benchmark for their work. By Ekpyrotic, 2 years 27 weeks ago | |
Large collection of CSS designs - it's been a round for quite awhile. By amanuel, 2 years 27 weeks ago | |
A more detailed solution/description, will work with CSS backgrounds. However it is, as said, more complicated than the previous solution. By mattmueller, 2 years 30 weeks ago | |
This is a great little forum. It's totally standards friendly and has some neat little ajaxy bits built in. No wordpress plugin, but you can certainly install it and link to it from your wordpress blog. I've used it many times and like it alot. Look at the plugins for it as well. They really make vanilla sing. By webcollective, 2 years 30 weeks ago | |
"These CSS bugs are all found only in Internet Explorer, versions 5 and higher. To see the demos properly, they must be viewed in IE, of course." Each bug has information about how to cure the problem. By Ekpyrotic, 2 years 26 weeks ago | |
Nice list of various hacks, not only for IE but also for Opera. By mattmueller, 2 years 33 weeks ago | |
A list of CSS problems in IE for the Mac and solutions for the problems. By Ekpyrotic, 2 years 26 weeks ago | |
A list of common IE CSS hacks to make your webpage veiwed how you planned it to look. By Ekpyrotic, 2 years 26 weeks ago | |
How it worksThe normal function of the IE5/Mac Backslash Hack is to get IE5/Mac to ignore any CSS rules contained within the hack’s boundaries. The hack works by escaping an end-comment marker using a backslash before the asterisk: \*/. This hides the end-comment marker for IE5/Mac, and tricks IE5/Mac into thinking anything which follows is still part of the comment. Once another unescaped end-comment marker appears, IE5/Mac resumes application of the remaining CSS rules. All other browsers understand the escaped end-comment as the actual end of the comment, and apply the following rules as if nothing ever stopped them from doing so. By ycc2106, 2 years 10 weeks ago |
