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CSSgirl Designs
http://cssgirl.com
- Author: Lindsey
- Listed in: Web Design Blog Resources
- Tags: html css photoshop wordpress xhtml movable type
- Added on: Jul 31st, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
A design and resource blog.
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How to Use CSS Sprites With Son of Suckerfish Drop Downs
So recently I was working on a project that required image based navigation AND drop down menus. From the get-go I decided to use CSS Sprites for the tabbed menu for the normal, active and hover styles. I also decided the best way to implement the dr...
How To Make Aardvark Add-on Work With Firefox 3!
I’m a huge, huge fan of the latest Firefox release. But I was really, really disapointed that a LOT of my very favorite (and most used!) plugins were incompatible. The plugin I felt most lost without was Aardvark, which I use every single day, ...
Create A Memorable Maintenance Page
Every once in a while we have to take our site down for upgrades, or god forbid something breaks and we have to fix it and we don’t want to leave the broken version for our users to see. I was inspired to write this after seeing the funny Techn...
Rounded Corner Boxes With Expandable Heights Using CSS and Images
Rounded corners are a great design element to escape from the blocky/boxiness a lot of web designers fall victim to. I remember the first time I created my own rounded corner box using Photoshop and HTML/CSS. What a thrill A lot of people shy away f...
Create Full Width Header & Footer With Centered Content Using CSS
There are probably a million different ways to do this, but I’m going to show the way that I have preferred to do it, combined with my favorite centering position method. So the simple way to do this is as follows:...
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This blog is currently rated a 9.00 out of a possible 10 based on 1 comment.
Richard Brennan Said:
A well-written and visually pleasing blog on an important subject. I never realised how nice pink looks on a blog! Will come back and read as I'm keen to get involved in webdesign.
