CSS tips & tricks
2011-05-05 14:23
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The z-index property specifies the stack order of an element. An element with greater stack order is always in front of an element with a lower stack order.
In Internet Explorer, this doesn’t work like it should. Internet Explorer resets the stack when the positioned elements are separated from each other.
2011-04-25 22:10
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Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in fourth-generation browsers gives similar capabilities. Of course you will still be restricted, for the moment, by the availability of fonts on the user's system. CSS can't magically produce Frutiger Extra Bold, Bold, Roman, and Light fonts out of nowhere. Yes, there are a few font-embedding technologies available now, but they are not reliable enough for general use just yet. Cufón is a font-replacement technique that uses javascript and vector graphics to write fonts from a font file to your browser. It's easier/safer to use than sIFR and lighter on size than image replacement.
2011-04-25 22:04
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One of the main reasons why designers use images on a Web page is to create curves and rounded corners. It’s currently impossible to create any kind of curved shapes using pure HTML, so images need to be applied. Rounded corners is one of the most popular and frequently requested CSS techniques. Actually, there are a lot of methods and techniques to create rounded corners with Cascading Stylesheets, but in this articale, I'll show you two ways to create rounded corners: Using border radius proberty of CSS3 and Using images width CSS Whichs I ussually used.
2011-04-25 21:56
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The position property of CSS is very important. If you are a CSS profesional, you must know about this property. Back in 7-8 years ago, website layout are mostly done by HTML tables. However, table structures are not flexible enough, so gradually, it is replaced by "div". There are alot of ways of using "div" to layout a web page such as using "float:left", "display:inline" or "position: relative" etc. In this articale, I want to talking about position property. I, personally, use position: absolute and position: relative more often.