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Tutorials

• PS Tutor - free Photoshop tutorials
  Info - 2007-07-04 01:22:10
• HTML and CSS Beginner's Guide

  This tutorial starts you right from the very beginning and walks you through as though you know absolutely nothing. A good refresher for those that think they know it all.

  Info - 2006-06-01 11:33:04
• Faux Active Link

  Shows you how to hide your active link through a server-side solution.

  Info - 2005-01-13 10:55:22
• Adding Generated Content

  It's a natural step in the development of CSS- the ability to use CSS to dynamically insert content onto the page that's part of an element's style. For example, a bullet image alongside a link to draw attention to the link can be considered a "styling content", since the image serves no purpose other than to dress up the link. So it makes sense to have CSS at least be able to insert this content (in this case, a bullet image) should you choose to. Well, starting in CSS2, support for Generated Content is here! Note that currently only Firefox 1.0+ and Opera 7.5+ support this feature, while IE 6 doesn't. Well, at least no surprises. So fire up the former browsers if you wish to see some of the live examples (others are simulated).

  Info - 2005-01-13 10:53:44
• Styling even more form controls

  In short, this is a reference that shows how differently form controls are rendered by different web browsers and operating systems. It also shows that little can be done to make form controls appear the same across browsers and platforms.

  Info - 2004-10-14 11:19:57
• Text Rollover & CSS

  Earlier tonight I was sitting happily when a mate sent me a question over MSN which got me thinking. He asked “Is it possible to do text change outs without using JavaScript?” You know the sort, you mouse over a button and some text on the page changes to inform you about what that button represents.

  I got to thinking and remembered my recent experiments with 100% CSS menu’s and I initially told my friend “Yes you can, but given that IE’s support of the hover element in CSS is buggy at best it wouldn’t be advised”. But then it dawned on me, IE does support the hover element, on pretty much only 1 tag, but it does support it.

  Info - 2004-10-14 10:24:27
• Styling Form Controls

  Styling form controls and it has nice pictures as well.

  Info - 2004-09-29 10:25:10
• Designing a CSS based template - part V

  In this part of the tutorial we will be implementing our navigation on the left.

  Info - 2004-08-06 11:38:06
• Advanced CSS Rendering

  The purpose of present site is to demonstrate how Cascading Style Sheets can be used in scientific web publishing. In particular, site explains how to render and style mathematical articles with CSS. Style sheets listed here can be used in distant learning projects, web publishing, on math forums and in other cases when one needs to embedd mathematical expression in XML and its applications such as XHTML or DocBook

  Info - 2004-07-26 08:24:57
• Clickable Link Backgrounds

  A bulletproof unordered list of links, each with a unique (purely decorative) left-aligned icon that is referenced with CSS — but that is also clickable.

  Info - 2004-07-19 13:39:54