Sample image for CSS Spries DemoThis article expands upon the last CSS Sprites article I wrote. In the last article, you may remember that I posted a link to a demonstration for CSS Sprites and how they can be used … Continue reading
XHTML Intro XHTML is short for Extensible Hypertext Markup Language. Chartered by the W3C, its goals were to enlighten web developers and web designers with better HTML practices, such as closing non-empty tags, closing empty tags in a valid way … Continue reading
Sample image for CSS Spries DemoCSS is the proverbial trick up the magician’s sleeve. It allows for ease of formatting Html elements, and can do it in sometimes-unexpected ways. Like the CSS parallax, clearfix, positioned columns, floating columns, and other … Continue reading
Let’s go over some of the current messengers out there that are popular. Windows Live, Yahoo!, Digsby, Miranda, Skype, and Xfire. Usability: Yahoo! wins. The program is very simple and easy to use. It’s very stable, and in my experience, has few … Continue reading
Many who design websites using the new CSS3 -moz-border-radius property for Firefox browsers will probably also notice that dotted or dashed borders will have their rounded corners rendered as solid borders. A demonstration of this is seen to the right.