Les 30 sélecteurs CSS à connaître absolument tomsyweb.com Buy this domain The owner of tomsyweb.com is offering it for sale for an asking price of 345 GBP! Related Searches This page provided to the domain owner free by Sedo's Domain Parking. The Things We Make - Graphic Design, Illustration, Brand & I The Bright (Near) Future of CSS - Smashing Magazine Advertisement This article is an excerpt from Eric Meyer’s recent book Smashing CSS1, published by Wiley in cooperation with Smashing Magazine. In this article, the focus is on what’s coming: styling techniques you’ll use in the immediate and near-term future. From styling HTML 5 elements to rearranging layout based on display parameters to crazy selection patterns to transforming element layout, these are all techniques that you may use tomorrow, next month, or next year. With partial browser support, they’re all on the cutting edge of Web design. Accordingly, be careful not to get cut! Furthermore, a number of JavaScript libraries can extend support for advanced CSS back into older browsers, in some cases as far back as IE/Win 5.5. There are also a good many CSS enhancements available as plug-ins for popular JavaScript libraries such as jQuery. Styling HTML 5 Styling HTML 5 is really no different than styling HTML 4. But what about really old browsers, like IE6? Classing like HTML 5 How?
The Matching Columns Script Video Tutorial: Matching CSS div Hei One of the fundamental problems people have with CSS page-level layout is matching CSS div heights. Others might call this ‘matching column heights’ in web pages. In this article/video (see below,) we are going to solve this problem using a lesser known JavaScript method: the Matching Columns Script. Let’s start out by checking out a diagram that illustrates the problem: People have come out with different solutions including the ‘Faux columns’ hack: using a vertically tiled background image to create the illusion of a column. The ‘Faux columns’ hack/trick works, but it does have some limitations: You have to mess around with background images when creating the fake/faux columns effect – there is even more mucking about when you have liquid layouts. THE BETTER WAY TO HANDLE THIS PROBLEM: DOM SCRIPTING (JavaScript) Note: DOM scripting (the term,) is a quick way to describe using JavaScript to control a web page’s structure. The Javascipt file. There is one downside to this technique:
Browser Support for CSS3: What’s the Current Status? Creating a website with HTML5 and CSS3 without having to worry about using techniques like progressive enrichment and polyfills is the ultimate dream for modern-day front-end developers. But unfortunately, mainly because of the widespread use of IE6-8, that is still just a distant dream. But it is getting closer. I thought it would be a good idea to summarize where CSS3 stands as far as browser support goes, so you can feel comfortable making decisions about what to use or abuse when incorporating CSS3 into new projects. This outline will be divided up into sections beginning with the safest CSS3 features to use, and going down the list towards the not-so-safe. First: IE6, IE7, and IE8 As many of us know, with respects to CSS3 support, the only real problem browsers are older versions of IE. The only properties and features supported by IE6-8 are: There are other ways to get pre-IE9 versions of IE to mimic certain aspects of CSS3. CSS3 Features Supported by All Modern Browsers Conclusion
Tutoriais CSS - Padding em elementos inline Autor: Russ Weakley URL do original: Título original: Inline elements and padding Traduzido com autorização expressa do autor. Você já passou pela experiência de aplicar padding para um elemento <li> que tenha sido definido com "display: inline"? Se sim, notou como as coisas não se comportaram conforme você esperava? No exemplo a seguir os elementos <li> foram definidos para "display: inline" e então foi aplicado um padding de 1em nos quatro lados dos elementos. Lamentavelmente os padding-top e o padding-bottom dos elementos <li> aparentam ter sido ignorados fazendo com que os elementos se sobreponham uns aos outros. Item de lista um Item de lista dois Item de lista três Item de lista quatro Item de lista cinco Item de lista seis Item de lista sete Item de lista oito Item de lista nove Item de lista dez Item de lista onze Item de lista doze Elementos nível de bloco Elementos inline A propriedade width e os elementos inline 1a. etapa 2a. etapa
CSS3 Tutorials to Brighten Up Your Day - Noupe Design Blog Jan 25 2011 As we all know, a lot of complicated CSS code snippets had to be used back then when you simply wanted to achieve a rounded corner, and even had to use JavaScript for simple animations. But since the coming out of CSS3, life has become a lot easier. In this post we provide you with a great collection you can always turn back to; whether you’re a pro and haven’t seen that particular tutorial yet, or a beginner who has newly discovered their love for CSS3. Either way, please feel free to mention tutorials that were missed out and would like to share with others. Awesome Cufonized Fly-out Menu with jQuery and CSS3 In this tutorial you can learn how to create a full page cufonized menu that has two nice features: Subtle CSS3 Typography That You’d Swear was Made in Photoshop Thanks to text shadows, outlines, transitions, and even text gradients, we can now create cool typography that you’d swear had to be made with a program like Photoshop.
Tutoriais CSS - Tableless - Web Standards - Acessibilidade The Most Important CSS3 Properties Explained It's an exiting time for web designers. Major new browser releases are coming in very fast and with them massively extended support for CSS3. Especially Google Chrome leading the way and showing what's possible with today's technology. Border-Radius Probably the property with the highest level of awareness and maybe the synonym for CSS3 for some. The radius of the quarter circles that form the corners is equally set for all four edges. With the inclusion of a slash it is possible to set the horizontal (first value) and vertical (second value) radii for the rounding of the corners separately. Compatibility border-radius is supported in all modern browsers with only Firefox 3.6 needing the -moz- prefix. Further Reading Border-Image Presumably the CSS3 property that is most difficult to understand. The intended usage of border-image is to provide an image file that represents the four corners and four sides of the border as well as background of the element. Further reading Opacity Box-Shadow
Tutoriais CSS, Web Standards, Acessibilidade, Tableless Listas de definição – Mal entendidas ou mal utilizadas? O que são listas de definição? Em que situações é apropriado usá-las? Como estilizá-las de maneira que se pareçam com tabelas, ou com galeria de imagens, ou com um calendário de eventos, e muito mais ainda. O que são listas de definição? Listas de definição são constituidas de duas partes: um termo e uma descrição. um container <dl>;um termo de definição <dt>;uma descrição <dd>. Por exemplo: <dl><dt>Sapo</dt><dd>Criatura verde e pegajosa</dd><dt>Coelho</dt><dd>Criatura quente e fofa</dd></dl> Você pode usar múltiplos elementos <dt> e <dd> em uma lista de definição: <dl><dt>Arriscar</dt> <dd>Chutar em gol</dd> <dd>Fazer uma aposta</dd> </dl><dl> <dt>Cor</dt> <dt>Colorido</dt> <dd>Qualquer tom que não seja preto ou branco</dd></dl> Você pode colocar elementos nível de bloco dentro do elemento <dd> descrição, tais como elementos <p> e elementos <ul>. <dl><dt>Sapo</dt><dd><p>Criatura verde e pegajosa que coacha. DT: Fulano DD: Fala DT: Imagem