15+ Fresh And Stunning CSS3 Tutorials 15+ Fresh And Stunning CSS3 Tutorials CSS helps you in bringing down the infinite possibilities that you can use to create a perfect website. Working with CSS will make you feel comfortable and like a professional web designer as your efforts with CSS is going to be very little. However, you should have a better knowledge about CSS templates, buttons, frameworks and all related stuff of CSS before you begin your work with CSS on web designing. You’re welcome to see them 1. You can create flexible and fluid grids to make your nesting at arbitrary depths so simple and easy through this tool in CSS. 2. If you have some products in list and wish to list in a slider, then you can make use of this tool in CSS. 3. CSS is perfect for creating an animation because you can easily change the speed and style of animations. 4. Printed pages are different from normal webpages. 5. 6. When designing your webpages, you should use CSS tables instead of using tables. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.
Allan Jardine | Reflections | Design Design is a suite of web-design and development assistive tools which can be utilised on any web-page. Encompassing utilities for grid layout, measurement and alignment, Design is a uniquely powerful JavaScript bookmarklet. Using Design is extremely simple: Drag the Design link below to your bookmark bar (or add it to your bookmarks by right clicking the link and selecting 'Add to bookmarks/favourites'): Load any web-page you want Click Design in your bookmark bar Load the design component you wish to use by clicking on it in the Design control panel. Design features the following components: Grid - overlays a highly configurable layout grid over a web-page. Once Design has loaded, you can load each individual component by simply clicking on the icon representing that component in the Design control panel. Each component can be loaded as a 'standalone bookmarklet' through the instructions of each of their individual pages. The following browsers are supported in Design: No IE6 support?
40 CSS3 Button Tutorials For Designers In this article, we will go through some hand-picked, awesome tutorials for wonderful buttons you can put on your site using only CSS3. Some of these buttons play with colors, gradients or shapes while others are programmed to animate with hover or click actions, giving effects like it’s being pushed down; extending, shrinking or switching frames to reveal more information. Anything you can think of to do with buttons, there’s probably an example of it here. So without further ado, here are 40 Awesome CSS3 button tutorials for web designers. Recommended Reading: CSS3Tutorial: Create A Sleek On/Off Button Animated Buttons with CSS3 [Demo | Tutorial] Pin it Fancy 3D Button with CSS3 [Demo | Tutorial] Just Some Awesome CSS3 Buttons [Demo | Tutorial] CSS3 Social Buttons [Demo | Tutorial] Pretty CSS3 Buttons [Demo | Tutorial] Download Me! Add to Cart Button in CSS3 [Demo | Tutorial] CSS3 Github Buttons [Demo | Tutorial] CSS3 Animated Bubble Buttons [Demo | Tutorial]
Free CSS Drop-Down Menu Framework Description Free CSS Drop-Down Menu Framework was first released back in June, 2008. Since then it has struck the audiences with its perfect cross browser performance and wide variety of drop-down menu transformations and themes. As the internet changes this project remains a steady advocate of purely CSS driven solutions. Modular, with themes. Frequently Asked Questions Q.Why are you using CSS property visibility and not display in order to reveal and hide drop-down menus? In my tests some versions of IE7 did not handle display property correctly. Now you will be able to manipulate your drop-downs with JavaScript (use animations, etc.). Q.How do I center the menu horizontally? There is no reliable cross browser solution to center those floating menu items. Please refer to the two available demo templates illustrating horizontal menu centering - MTV.com and Adobe themes. Q.I have a flash object below my drop-down menu and those drop-downs appear behind the flash. Q. A. Q. A.
50 Useful CSS Snippets Every Designer Should Have With so many new trends advancing every year it can be difficult keeping up with the industry. Website designers and frontend developers have been deeply ingrained into the newer CSS3 properties, determining the ultimate browser support and quirky hacks. But there are also brilliant CSS2 code snippets which have been unrequited in comparison. For this article I want to present 50 handy CSS2/CSS3 code snippets for any web professional. These are perfect for storing in your development IDE of choice, or even keeping them saved in a small CSS file. Either way I am sure designers & developers can find some use for some of the snippets in this collection. Recommended Reading: 20 Useful CSS Tips For Beginners 1. Basic CSS browser resets are some of the most common snippets you’ll find online. 2. This clearfix code has been around the Web for years circulating amongst savvy web developers. 3. 2011 Updated Clearfix 4. Code Source 5. Code Source 6. 7. Code Source 8. Code Source 9. 10. 11. Code Source
Grid Designer 2 If you're familiar with the grid, a bit of design and basic typography, using this script should be pretty easy - most of the functions are pretty self-explanatory. If you're unfamiliar with grids in general, you could start by reading an excellent series of articles by web designer Mark Boulton. For those who want a real understanding of the theory of grids in relation to design and typography, I strongly recommend this book. On the Columns tab, you can start your design in two ways: Fill in the number of columns, total width, gutters and margin widths, all specified in pixels - then press the design button. The grid preview on the Columns tab will display the widths of each area, in pixels. Use the Typography tab to adjust and calculate basic typographic settings for your design. Finally, on the Export tab, you can generate copy-and-paste ready CSS, and a sample XHTML template.
CSS Grid Cheat Sheet Looks visually better however it does not currently work on all situations. Turn off if the lines look off. Defines the columns of the grid with a space-separated list of values. Defines the rows of the grid with a space-separated list of values. Specifies the size of the grid lines. Specifies the size of the grid lines. Aligns the content inside a grid item along the row axis. Aligns the content inside a grid item along the column axis. Sometimes the total size of your grid might be less than the size of its grid container. Sometimes the total size of your grid might be less than the size of its grid container. Specifies the size of any auto-generated grid tracks (aka implicit grid tracks). If you have grid items that you don't explicitly place on the grid, the auto-placement algorithm kicks in to automatically place the items. Determines a grid item's location within the grid by referring to specific grid lines. grid-column-start is the line where the item begins.
uncss/uncss: Remove unused styles from CSS 108 byte CSS Layout Debugger CSS Layout Debugger A tweet-sized debugger for visualizing your CSS layouts. Outlines every DOM element on your page a random (valid) CSS hex color. One-line version to paste in your DevTools Use $$ if your browser aliases it: ~ 108 byte version [].forEach.call($$("*"),function(a){a.style.outline="1px solid #"+(~~(Math.random()*(1<<24))).toString(16)}) Using document.querySelectorAll: ~ 131 byte version [].forEach.call(document.querySelectorAll("*"),function(a){a.style.outline="1px solid #"+(~~(Math.random()*(1<<24))).toString(16)}) ~73 byte code-golfed version by @xem $$('*').map(A=>A.style.outline=`1px solid hsl(${(A+A).length*9},99%,50%`) ~66 byte code-golfed version by @daliborgogic $$('*').map((A,B)=>A.style.outline=`1px solid hsl(${B*B},99%,50%`) If you're looking for a proper version that uses a set color per tag type, check out pesticide.io. Screenshots Tested from Chrome DevTools: Tested from Firefox DevTools: Tested from WebKit Nightlies (Safari): Tested in IE: Preview: