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Stefano's Linotype: Why Programmers Suck at CSS Design
If I had a dime for every time I heard a web programmer apologize for the way his/her pages looked before revealing them, I certainly wouldn’t need to work anymore. As with color picking , I think that programmers tend to avoid doing certain things not because they are inherently bad at it, but because they don’t know how to proceed. They find themselves in an uncharted and foggy territory, without a map, no sense of direction, and with a limited ability to know if they’re getting any closer to where they want to be.The joys of overflow:auto and cross-browser development
CSS examples
Welcome to pmob.co.uk a site dedicated to hosting fully supported examples of CSS implementation. Within the tutorials and FAQ you'll find examples of how to create CSS based page layouts, style your documents and organise your code. This site also exposes, then shows you how to fix, many of the bugs and foibles of the most common browsers.The original method was already lightweight, accessible and cross-compatible, but this method is even more so. It now works with multiple-level dropdowns, the JavaScript that mimics the :hover pseudo-class is just 12 lines long, to improve accessibility display: none is no longer used (alternatives may seem easy enough to find, but trust me, this was a real pain to sort out) and problems that were encountered with Opera and Safari browsers have been overcome. If you can't be bothered with the article, just take a quick peek at the baby at work .
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CSS: Tables Versus Divs
From CSS Discuss "Tables prompt eye-gouging hissyfits among accessibility advocates and Web designers of all stripes, whether oldschool or avant-garde. Both sides are saddled with myths and both argue in large part from ideology.The contents of this tutorial – including the images, HTML, JavaScript and CSS – is licensed under an MIT license and is therefore free for you to use. Attribution is appreciated, but not required. Hello, fellow web designer!
Tabbed Navigation Using CSS
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