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CSS Zen Garden Thumbnails

Light Seek has put together a thumbnail gallery of the various entries in the CSS Zen Garden. This should be nice way to browse the beautiful garden.

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March 7th, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in CSS |

Cross Browser Navigation Bars in CSS

List-u-like is a CSS Generator that creates cross browser navigation bars. Pretty nifty!

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March 3rd, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in CSS |

The Zen of CSS Design

I started skimming my new copy of the Zen of CSS design last night and found a link in the "Closing thoughts" section of the book that you may find useful; it’s a CSS Cribsheet. Molly Holzschlag is the co-author of the Zen of CSS design, her wonderful web site is located at http://www.molly.com. She currently has an article on [...]

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March 1st, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in CSS, Web Development |

A Little About Me and the Purpose of this Site

I teach computer applications and web page design to adults in sunny California. I’ve been doing this for longer than I care to admit, but I can honestly say that I still love my job. This blog will be used for me to share web sites, articles, tips, and other interesting items that relate to web design and computers in [...]

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March 1st, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in Class Notes |

CSS and Color

Zooiblog has an article on fixed positioning and backgrounds; I thought you might be interested in this since it mentions the PNG transparency hack we were discussing a couple of weeks ago. WebCredible has a condense, informative article on CSS hacks and Browser Dectection. This is a really good page to print out and add to your web tricks binder. [...]

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February 28th, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in CSS, Color |

CSS Shorthand Properties

456 Berea Street has a nice list of Efficient CSS with shorthand properties. While you’re there, take the time to read Basics of search engine optimisation.

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February 25th, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in CSS, Search Engines & Optimization |

Standards Compliant HTML Matters

Why standards-compliant HTML matters, a rather timely article on standards compliance.

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February 25th, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in XHTML & Coding |

CSS Tricks and Selectors

To go along with our CSS theme of late, Evolt.com has an article on 10 CSS Tricks You May Not Know, the original article by Trenton Moss can be found at his site, webcredible. And All that Malarkey has a variety of articles on web standards, CSS, and web development; be sure to read Web Standards Trifle and CSS: A [...]

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February 24th, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in CSS |

Color Scheme Selector

Steve Dolphin has a really nice Color Scheme Selector that should be helpful when you’re deciding the colors that you want to use for your web site. You may also want to check out the other tutorials and resources on his site.

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February 24th, 2005 | Comments Off | Posted in Color |

CSS Tips from Mani

Last week Mani Sheriar of Sheriar Designs spoke to our class about separating content from style. She gave us a lot of wonderful tips on CSS design and I have written up some notes from her talk that you can find below. Relatively Absolute – This is the article that made positioning "click" for Mani. After visiting the site, I [...]

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February 23rd, 2005 | 2 Comments | Posted in CSS |
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