Everyone who has been using CSS is immediately familiar with selectors as they are what is used to target elements on a page and style them. CSS3 brings even more options as far as selecting elements goes. It will allow … Continue reading
Too many designers neglect the click state (active: property in CSS) in web design, either because they’re unaware of it, underestimate the importance of it or are plain lazy. It’s a simple affect that improves usability by giving the user some feedback as to what they’ve clicked on but can also add depth to a design. Continue reading
Contact us pages are usually boring static pages with a form, not very exciting so what we’re going to do is place the contact us form at the top of the page and create a button that slides out and … Continue reading
For many years now, web designers have been restricted to using a small number of fonts that are considered ‘web-safe’ due to the dependance of being available on every computer. CSS3 is changing that by introducing a method of using any font. Continue reading
I wanted to develop something that would allow the user to change the background of my site but without having to load a separate stylesheet so thats where jQuery comes in. As you will see, jQuery allows you to manipulate html elements through the use of classes defined in CSS and it’s easier than you think. Continue reading
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