HTML & CSS Tutorials by CSSnewbie
This space isn't a margin, and it isn't padding; it's just empty, un-selectable space. So what's going on, and how do we fix it?
May 20,
2010
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How then do you move into standards-compliance without breaking compatibility with the already billions of pages on the internet that may have not been designed to standards or contain various hacks to overcome deficiencies in the browser? Introducing the Doctype switch!
April 16,
2010
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It's inevitable: the longer you work with CSS, the longer your CSS files will grow. And the longer your files get, the tougher it will be to find what you're looking for when you go back to edit your website's styles later on down the road. This is where CSS comments can really come in handy.
April 16,
2010
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Here are five CSS techniques I've written about in the past that wouldn't exist without the help of the display property.
April 9,
2010
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The most frustrating part of learning cascading style sheets is getting consistent results across browsers. As you probably know, not every browser supports every rule in the same way (or at all).
March 12,
2010
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Today's tutorial is about how to use CSS to create art.
October 16,
2009
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So my goal for this tutorial was this: I wanted to create a list-based calendar that used CSS for its layout, that also had the ability to display notes on specific dates (because a calendar without notes isn't all that useful, in my mind).
October 16,
2009
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The Accordion Effect is fast becoming one of the most commonly used (and perhaps abused?) effects of the Web 2.0 world.
October 15,
2009
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The double-margin float bug has been a source of irritation for CSS-loving web designers for years.
October 15,
2009
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At some point or another, if you want to lay out a complex CSS design, you're probably going to have to turn to the veritable Swiss Army knife of advanced CSS layout: the position property.
October 14,
2009
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