Galen Gidman. Just over a week ago I announced my CSS3 sticky note experiment and the response was amazing. A huge thanks to everyone that shared them! Today I have a new project to share — CSS progress bars. One of my big goals was to use as little markup as possible — my target was just one element. Although it took some creativity, I was able to pull it off by making extensive use of CSS’s :before and :after psuedo selectors. I started off with a <div> with a class of progress-bar as my base. Next, I set up a few global styles for my :before and :after selectors, setting the content: ''; and giving them the size and position I wanted. Demo / Download I’d like to shoot a big thank you to Martin Staněk and his CSS3 striped buttons experiment for showing me how to stripe the bars — they wouldn’t have looked nearly as good without them.
If you’ve got any questions, comments or complaints, tweet me @galengidman. CSS3 PIE: CSS3 decorations for IE. 18 Incredible CSS3 Effects You Have Never Seen Before. CSS3 is hot these days and will soon be available in most modern browser. Just recently, I started to become aware to the present of CSS3 around the web. I can see some of the websites such as twitter and designer portfolios websites are using it. Also, I have started to implement it to my own project as well and I really love it! However, it will take a while to ditch CSS2 though. I did some search around the web and there are heaps of CSS3 examples that are really make my eyes wide opened!
It's incredible! I could never imagine to make animation using CSS few years ago. Just make sure you view the following example with the latest version of Safari. 11 classic CSS Techniques Made Simple with CSS3 | Demo We've all had to achieve some effect that required an extra handful of divs or PNGs. I guess this is the one that impress me a lot! CSS3 . Info - All you ever needed to know about CSS3. CSS3 properties exposed | css3files.com. How To Get The Most Out Of CSS3. CSS3 is a diverse language that unlocks many more possibilities in design, especially if you wish to obtain that sleek design component without the use of heavy graphics or even too much server-side coding.
CSS3 is currently still in development, but you can still use it for your website provided that you know what browsers it functions in. Some browsers that allow CSS3 compatibility would be: Firefox 3.6 and up, Internet Explorer 8 and up, Opera, Google Chrome and Safari. Now, here are some of the cool things that you can do to get the most out of CSS3. Advertisement Drop Shadows Drop shadows are great for emphasis of content and general aesthetic value. Moz-box-shadow: #000 5px 5px 5px; webkit-box-shadow: #000 5px 5px 5px; box-shadow: #000 5px 5px 5px; The screenshot shows the Drop Shadow in action. With this, you can manage the settings quite conveniently without much hassle. This code will connect any paragraph that has an h2 as a sibling. Author : Brian Flores. Beginner’s Guide to CSS3. Ever since the announcement of in 2005, the development of the level 3 of Cascading Style Sheet or better known as CSS3 has been closely watched and monitored by many designers and developers.
All of us excited to get our hands on the new features of CSS3 – the text shadows, borders with images, opacity, multiple backgrounds, etc, just to name a few. As of today, not all selectors of CSS3 are fully supported yet. But that doesn’t mean we can’t have some fun testing new CSS3 stuff. This post is dedicated to all designers and developers who are already familiar with CSS 2.1 and want to get your hands dirty on CSS3.0. It’s a compilation of useful CSS3 reads, sample codes, tips, tutorials, cheat-sheets and more. Getting Started with CSS3 Introduction to CSS3An (roadmap) official introduction to CSS and CSS3. CSS3: Take design to next levelAdvantages of CSS3, with explanations and examples of CSS3 properties and selectors. CSS3: Background and Borders CSS3: Text CSS3: Menu More tooltips: More. CSS3 Click Chart by Impressive Webs.