Just when you thought you’d seen all the cool features of HTML5, I’m here to bring you yet another one. The internet is no longer about just websites; it’s about web applications. Often, our users are on portable or mobile devices, and they won’t always have access to a network. With HTML5’s Application Cache, you [...]
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Zebra-striping rows and columns with the nth-of-type selector.
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Everybody wants to use CSS 3 now that even Internet Explorer will support parts of it once IE 9 is out. But since parts of CSS 3 are still subject to change, most browsers use a vendor prefix for many CSS 3 properties to signal that their implemenation is “experimental” and may change in a later version of the browser.
This means that for a property like border-radius to work cross-browser you need to specify it several times with different vendor prefixes, like this:
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Using PHP-generated CSS, you can abstract your multi-line CSS3 stuff into just one line of maintainable code.
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Recently, I have just finished another website. During the development, I have to write fair a bit of javascript to implement the form, and I discovered these plugins and I pretty sure it will come in handy to all of you.
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Title tags often get overlooked by web developers. That’s a shame as they are crucial for both search rankings and users seeing search results. Here is the ultimate title tag optimization list to fix them.
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In today’s video quick tip, we’ll be reviewing JavaScript’ logical AND operator. Those of you who are just beginning to get into JavaScript, or even a library like jQuery, might not realize that they can even be used as micro if statements! Subscribe to our YouTube page to watch all of the video tutorials! Example [...]
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A comprehensive discussion of how to use CSS counters, including an infographic and details on browser support, benefits and potential drawbacks.
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The most obvious job for a web designer is working for a web design agency, but if you’ve never done that before… then how do you know what to expect? Is it even the right path for you?
Setting foot in an agency for the first time can be daunting. It’s filled with people who [...]
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Many sites provide an array of methods to interact with their offerings, but excesses in decision-making pressure can render less empowered visitors into a cyclone of stress from the barrage of questions being asked.
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