Ever come across a site that uses a nifty drop down effect when you hover over a link?
How would you like to have drop-down items on your site’s navigation?
Check out this simple tutorial on using CSS to create this nice feature.
Creating a table-less CSS layout can be a bit tricky for the beginner. Here’s a way to do with by using the float property in CSS…
In our previous post we talked about using CSS conditionals to make your site more cross-browser compatible with different versions of Internet Explorer. In this post we will look in to using !important in our Cascading Stylesheets.
Any true designer will realize that all browsers are not created equal. We are all faced with the challenge of creating sites that show up well in FireFox, Safari, IE6 and IE7. Fortunately, Microsoft fixed a few of the problems associated with Internet Explorer 6, but sadly this old browser still holds a decent amount of the browser share. Designing for IE6 can be a tedious task, but it doesn’t have to be a hard one.
The CSS Tutorial Website
Nowadays CSS or cascading stylesheets is an essential thing to learn when you are working in the web design industry. This site will teach you different aspects of how to design a table-less CSS layout and how you can better gain knowledge to be a better designer.
