Movable Type Stylesheet Generator: This site is a "easy to use, php-powered series of drop down menus that will return a customized stylesheet *. Best of all, no changes to the default templates are necessary - simply cut and paste the returned stylesheet info into your styles-site.css template, and you're done!" A fast [...]
Allowing for multiple stylesheets has never been so easy! Mozilla has a built in style changer (when you reference the alternate stylesheets correctly), but the other browsers don't. A List Apart put together a tutorial and a javascript styleswitcher a while back, and more recently, they added a PHP switcher.
Alternative Style: Working with [...]
Sharing some favorite CSS bookmarks for you all, since I spent some time finding them again this weekend while helping someone on the forums!!
There are a wide variety of CSS/Table Free layout resources on the web, with tips for developing sites that work well in cross-browser tests. Some are just test sites for learning [...]
I'm a little slow on the uptake with all this CSS stuff, and the longer an article is, the less likely I am to understand it. So when I can, I try to make things simpler.
One concept I have been trying to wrap my head around is the difference between class vs ID. I always [...]
Awhile back there was a thread about how to have a "print version" of your site. I had done it with PHP, and people in the comments were talking about ways in which you could do it with CSS. Last night my brother showed me something he's working on (he's also in this field - [...]
I really like the look and function of rollovers, but sometimes I don't want to use javascript and I don't want to deal with images. So when I found css/edge's all css popups a while back, I really looked forward to finding a use for them. No javascript, just pure CSS.
After [...]
When I was creating the concept of my Buffy Skin for my journal, I knew that I had too many images to just use one on each sidebar. So I went on a search for a way to do random images.
But, my other quandry was that I wanted to do random images [...]
Beginning in CSS is a little something I put together for a web design newsletter. There are some tips inside of it (in the large table) for beginners, intermediate users, and an advanced tip. Some stuff that I haven't shared here yet! But since I was *hired* as a scripty-goddess because of [...]
Hellllooo!!! Thanks to Jennifer and Lynda for letting me join in on their fun!!
My first basic tip to share - css = cascading style sheets. They control the appearance of your pages, much like bold and center tags, but even with more coolness!
And my first real tip - my very favorite tool to [...]
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