By: Yanuar Prisantoso in
CSS & HTML |
Although CSS3 has not been supported by some browsers yet and many people are unenthusiastic to use it, many other people have enjoyed using it with its features to create many fabulous stuffs. However, there many features that can be gotten by using CSS3 in building a website. We can use the features of JavaScript and images to create website in good performance with features like navigations menu. Below are some great tutorials from the professional designers and developers that maybe useful for you to create awesome menu using CSS3.
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This is a small CSS3 trick which can do the Faux Columns trick without using image. The problem with sidebar in layout is it cannot extend automatically full height along with the content. We usually do it by creating an image for background and repeating it the way down for content container. Today, I will show you how we get the same result with CSS3. This technique is using the CSS3 gradient.
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By: Shannon Suetos in
Tools |
In my last few posts, I have gone over just some of the many things CSS3 can do—this post will explore some useful tools to help you in your journey of learning and manipulating CSS3.
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By: Shannon Suetos in
Web Design |
Images, transitions and everything in between is a great way to compliment your website, but there is one aspect you should not forget about—typography. Typography is, “the art and technique of arranging type, type design, and modifying type glyphs.” Without great looking typography, it is hard to compose a well rounded looking website.
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By: Shannon Suetos in
Web Design |
As CSS3 gains more buzz, more and more developers are finding great ways to utilize it. In my last post, I went over the great ways to develop buttons and how to effectively use imagery transitions. Now we will move on and talk about the great ways to use CSS3 for animation and 3D effects.
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By: Shannon Suetos in
Web Design |
For the web design world, advancements don’t come quick. It takes years of hard work to accomplish new overhauls such as HTML code and CSS levels. When new advancements are made, it makes us feel all giddy inside, and the anticipation kills us.
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By: Lief in
Top Of The Week |
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We all know that IE 6,7 not support the new increase CSS3 property, even with IE8 which is not fully ready for CSS3 yet. You know what, there is a script hack that helps you enable CSS3 support in IE (even with IE6) with new CSS3 properties, including: border-radius (rounded), box-shadow ( shadow), text-shadow (the shadow of the text).
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By: Lief in
Top Of The Week |
This collection is hand-picked from our feed subscription, from Whofreelance, and from other feeds. This tutorials collection focuses on web design, development and digital art from around the web that were published within the past week. Hope you enjoy this collection!
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