Stylish Blockquotes And Pull Quotes In Web Design: Tips & Examples There are plenty of examples in web typography where block quotes fit perfectly into your layout. When you need to express dialogue or repeat a quotation from another source this is the perfect HTML style. But strangely there aren’t as many professional examples online where you can look into for inspiration. I want to dedicate today’s post to look at how you can create stylish blockquotes and pull quotes. As a web designer, you have to consider webpage content as a crucial factor in selling your domain. It’s not required to understand very much about HTML5 or CSS3, but having some background knowledge in web design will make this process a lot easier. Recommended Reading: Designing Killer Web UI Layouts With Freebies – Ultimate Guide Diving Into Semantics Before we look into CSS styles we should first go over the differences between blockquotes and pull quotes. Blockquotes Pull quotes Pull quotes are aligned off to the side of your page in-between content sections. Inline Quotations Survs
On Scroll Header Effects with CSS Transitions At the present time, eminent breeders try by methodical selection, with a distinct object in view, to make a new strain or sub-breed, superior to anything of the kind in the country. But, for our purpose, a form of selection, which may be called unconscious, and which results from every one trying to possess and breed from the best individual animals, is more important. Thus, a man who intends keeping pointers naturally tries to get as good dogs as he can, and afterwards breeds from his own best dogs, but he has no wish or expectation of permanently altering the breed. By a similar process of selection, and by careful training, English race-horses have come to surpass in fleetness and size the parent Arabs, so that the latter, by the regulations for the Goodwood Races, are favoured in the weights which they carry. Scroll down
Ombres avancées avec CSS3 et box-shadow CSS3 c’est pour l’aspect vendeur du nom, car au final on va aussi et surtout bénéficier du service de pseudo éléments (:after et :before) qui sont prévus depuis CSS2.1. Les visuels que vous voyez sur la page de démonstration ne sont composés qu’avec des propriétés CSS sur une seule et unique <div> (pour chaque bloc). Chez moi le meilleur rendu est sous Firefox, notamment pour la dernière ombre qui est un peu osée (au passage il semblerait que la propriété opacity ne fonctionne pas sur les pseudo-éléments). Dans cette démonstration nous allons utiliser des propriétés avancées de CSS2.1 (:before et :after) qui sont des pseudo-éléments. Des pseudo-éléments permettent de construire un élément dans la structure de votre document (DOM) sans vraiment en construire un… ok, ça commence bien pour l’explication. Pseudo-éléments :after et :before Ainsi tous les liens porteurs de l’attribut hreflang se verront agrémentés d’un « (en) », dans le cas d’un lien anglais par exemple :Mon lien (en) Bogues
Les dates Noter ce cours : Pour pouvoir noter les articles de VIC et bénéficier de tous les avantages des membres, inscrivez-vous, c'est gratuit et rapide ! Liens sponsorisés : La gestion des dates en PHP est très simple. Vous allez voir que tout au long de ce chapitre, nous allons nous servir d'une fonction principale, la fonction date(). Nous verrons ensuite la fonction time() et mktime(). Incontournable, la fonction date() s'utilise de différentes façons. Par exemple, voici un cas concret : nous allons afficher l'année en cours avec la fonction date() : Vous n'avez plus qu'à vous référer aux autres codes pour afficher ce que vous voulez. Si vous souhaitez afficher le mois et l'année, vous pourriez faire ceci : Cette solution est cependant peu pratique et gourmande. Vous allez même pouvoir formater votre date comme bon vous semble, par exemple si vous souhaitez séparer les composantes de votre date par un slash (/), vous pouvez mettre ceci : Le premier janvier 1970 à minuit, le timestamp valait 0.
Unheap - jQuery plugins repo Initializr: With Great Templates Comes Great Responsivity! | @verekia's blog Today I'm proud to announce that a "Responsive template" is now available on Initializr! It will help you dealing with all the various devices used to display your site. Mobiles, tablets, netbooks, laptops, desktop monitors, HUGE desktop monitors... About responsive web design For those who have been living in a cave for the last few months (understand: for those who have a life and don’t spend days reading tweets and blogs) you probably need a short update about what a "responsive" design is. To design a responsive layout, we have to forget about the usual static 960px width layouts and go fluid with percentage widths and media queries. A fluid layout with percentage widths The first thing our page needs is a "fluid" layout. Mobile-first approach media queries Media queries are a cool way to specify different styles depending on the device used (by aiming particular screen resolutions or orientations for example). The mobile view The intermediate view The wide view The maximum-width view
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Simple Icon Hover Effects with CSS Transitions and Animations Previous Demo Back to the Codrops Article Mobile Desktop Partners Support Security Settings Time Videos List Refresh Images Edit Link Mail Location Archive Chat Bookmarks User Contact Note that the dashed border on a round pseudo-element (border-radius: 50%) does not work in FF 21.0 Mobile Desktop Partners Support Security Settings Support Fav Contract Refresh Settings Time Videos List Refresh Archive Chat Bookmarks User Contact Images Edit Link Mail Location If you enjoyed these effects you might also like: Creative Button Styles Creative Link Effects