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<div><a name="google_announcement"></a></div> Our Google Announcement Google have recently announced that they are also entering the web-font market - with the same free, hosted model as ours. Although we have put 100's of hours into the design, development and readying of 150+ fonts (x4 formats = 600!), with only weeks before font-face.com was ready to go live, we have decided to bow out now. A bitter blow to the team. http://www.font-face.com/#lime_content

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Many young guns ask about how to style custom checkboxes and radio buttons in forms. I prepared a typical markup, a few lines of CSS and some JavaScript functions (Safari label behavior fix included). For those in a hurry, go straight to Fancy checkboxes demo page . Also simple jQuery version available.

archive » Fancy checkboxes and radio buttons

http://www.maratz.com/blog/archives/2006/06/11/fancy-checkboxes-and-radio-buttons/
http://www.barelyfitz.com/projects/tabber/ Step One If you start with some simple HTML like this: <h3>Section One</h3> Section one content. Section two content. Add some structural DIV elements. Add a div with class=tabber around the whole thing:

JavaScript Tabifier automatically create an html tab interface

CSS Star Rating Part Deux » Blog » Komodo Media

An updated and more cross-browser compatible version of the CSS star rater can be found here. My last CSS tutorial, Creating a Star Rater Using CSS covered the creation of a 5-star rating system using only CSS and a list of links. The result acheived can be seen below: Rate me! http://www.komodomedia.com/blog/2006/01/css-star-rating-part-deux/