How to Create a CSS Menu Using Image Sprites

Follow these steps to build your own modern navigation bar design, starting with the initial steps in Photoshop to flesh out the design, then moving on to constructing the HTML and styling with the CSS image sprite technique…

Beautiful fonts with @font-face

While Firefox 3.0 improved typographic rendering by introducing support for kerning, ligatures, and multiple weights along with support for rendering complex scripts, authors are still limited to using commonly available fonts in their designs. Firefox 3.5 removes this restriction by introducing support for the CSS @font-face rule, a way of linking to TrueType and OpenType […]

Most Useful CSS Galleries Sorted by Google Pagerank

In this article you’ll find the most useful CSS showcase galleries. What makes them most useful is their search/sorting features – some of them let you search by colors, by layouts, by categories. And as a bonus they all are sorted by Google PR and current Alexa rating…

CSS Transparency Settings for All Browsers

Transparency is one of those weird things that is treated completely differently in all browsers. To cover all your bases, you need 4 separate CSS statements. Fortunately they don’t interfere with each other really, so using them all every time you wish to add transparency is no big hassle and worry-free…

Styling buttons to look like links

It actually isn’t hard to make a submit button look like a link using CSS so you should never find yourself in a position where you have to sacrifice forms for links purely for the sake of the design…

Adaptive CSS-Layouts: New Era In Fluid Layouts?

Fluid web designs have many benefits, but only if implemented correctly. With proper technique, a design can be seen correctly on large screens, small screens and even tiny PDA screens. With bad coding structure, however, a fluid layout can be disastrous. Because of this, we need to find ways to work around most, if not […]

How To Use Multiple CSS Backgrounds

An article showing how you can use multiple divs and therefore multiple background images to create your web designs. Is that the right thing to do? From a web standardista’s point of view, probably not. But the technique is there if you ever need it…

24 CSS Navigation and Menu Tutorials

The most important part of designing a new site is the navigation or menu system, but this can be tricky, time consuming and often frustrating. You need something that will fit into your design and most importantly, allow your readers to navigate with ease. Here’s you’ll find 24 CSS (in some cases with a little […]

Experimental CSS compatibility table

This page currently lists compatibility for more recently added features of CSS in contemporary browsers. If a browser is not listed, then assume no support for the feature in that browser…

10 Quick and Dirty Ways to Lay Out a List of Links

The best way to lay out a list of links — say, like those you would find in a footer — is typically to code them as an HTML list and use CSS for the presentation. However, sometimes this is not practical. Here are some variations on how you can separate a list of links, […]

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