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CSS Tutorial: How to create CSS image rollovers with a single background image

Wednesday, June 13th, 2007

Everybody is looking for lightweight code with a maximum effect. JavaScript rollovers just don’t cut it anymore- they take too long to load, they’re kinky the first time you rollover, etc. etc. and CSS using multiple images can be kinky if you aren’t using an image pre-load. The solution? CSS image rollovers using only a […]

CSS Tutorial: How to use lists for navigation

Friday, June 8th, 2007

One of the most revolutionizing things I ever learned about building websites with HTML and CSS was the concept of using lists for my navigation. I was flabbergasted! Using lists for navigation? Why, that would look horrible! But then my eyes were opened to the real power that you have to control the way your […]

CSS 101: The basics of CSS

Tuesday, June 5th, 2007

CSS is pretty much my favorite thing about the web. What is CSS? It styles the HTML that contains the structure and content. With CSS you can move, position, color, and change almost every aspect of almost every HTML tag that there is.
What are the benefits of CSS?
The benefits of CSS are phenomenal and I […]