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Mona Lisa with pure CSS. Single element CSS ninja. Mouthwatering Collection Of jQuery Plugins And CSS3 Tricks. I’m sure that at one point or another you were designing a website and thought it could use a little something extra. That bit of something that adds extra functionality or enhances what it already has, making it not only easier for the user to receive the information they seek, but also present it in a neat package. In no particular order, I give you a handpicked collection of jQuery plugins and some CSS3 tricks to top it off. Surely, with these in your designer arsenal, your creations will stand out more than ever before. jQuery 1. Fly-out menu Excellent when using enlarged text for emphasis along with visual content. 2.

A very elegant way of displaying items with the possibility of quickly previewing the content.Suggestion: use with other resizing elements so that the user can see them rearrange. 3. 4. Organise and reorder items to make it easier to find exactly what you need. 5. A little old, but still awesome. 6. jVectorMap 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. jQuery Timelnr 14. 15. 16. 19. 22. 23.

Prettier Accessible Forms. It can be time consuming to make web forms both pretty and accessible. In particular, laying out forms where the form label and input are horizontally adjacent, as in the image below, can be a real problem. We used to use tables, which worked well in this scenario—but forms don’t constitute tabular data, so it’s a semantic faux pas Article Continues Below I’ve tried to create a form-styling solution that is both accessible and portable (in the sense that I can move the code from one project to the next).

Floats have often provided a solution to my problem, but given the complexity of some layouts and the numerous float bugs associated with Internet Explorer, it’s not always easy to reuse a float solution. I wanted to create something that anyone could easily reuse on any project: a style sheet that, when applied to a correctly marked up HTML form, would produce the basis of the required layout. Marking up the form#section1 The most important part of a form is the HTML we use to build it. Learn HTML5 now or later? WebmasterWorld Supporters forum at WebmasterWorld. For four years we have operated Webmasterworld under the quiet terms of a contributionware site. It continues to be our goal to raise the quality of material available on Webmasterworld and to remain an independent site that serves the community.

It has been by the generosity of our members we have not only been able to do that, but have become known net wide as an authoritative source on search engine optimization and marketing matters. Why you would want to subscribe is best heard from the members in this thread entitled Why Should I Subscribe?. As with any top site that achieves the success on the order that we have, expenses also grow. We have discussed moving the site to banner ads, text ads, or affiliations with developers. If you would like to subscribe to Webmasterworld please click on one of the PayPal links above and fill out the form at their secure https site. You may also subscribe via 2CheckOut by using one of the form buttons below. Access to the private supporters forum. 10 Best of Breed CSS Editors. This is a Guest post by James Adams, If you want to contribute feel free to contact me. Thanks to CSS, we can now define a website’s appearance in a fraction of the time we used to, but why stop there?

A good CSS editor can make the entire CSS process even faster, more accurate and just more enjoyable. Most of us use Dreamweaver for all of our CSS editing needs, but it’s expensive and doesn’t offer some of the features you get from cheaper, often free alternatives. First-rate CSS editors make writing CSS much easier, but that’s not all they’re good for. 1. Windows users can’t do much better than the free source code editor, Notepad++. Notepad++ is not just for editing CSS. 2. Style Master, for Mac and Windows, is an editor suitable for beginners and experts alike. Such features include MRI, which suggests selectors for any element you click on, and X-ray, which reveals the dimensions, padding, margins and position of any element and works in Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer. 3. 4. Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator - ColorZilla.com.

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