CSS Mania Features Raven SEO Tools
CSS Mania, one the Web's most respected showcase sites for CSS design, today is featuring Sitening's Raven SEO Tools. Raven is the professional version of Sitening's free search engine optimization...
Applying IE 7 Layout Fixes Using Conditional Comments
Have no doubt, the onset of IE7 will bring about new rendering bugs and issues. I'm already starting to feel the impact of it with a handful of websites. Fortunately, with much thanks to the company...
Crash IE6 with Only CSS
I was recently designing and coding a new website for one of our clients. As always, I was coding it in TextMate and viewing it in Firefox and Safari for testing. I had finally come to the point where...
How To Make Good Looking Forms Using CSS
Last year, Jon wrote about the benefits of designing for the web using standards based CSS techniques (i.e. no tables). He did a great job at discussing the benefits so there's no need for me to...
Create a Modal Dialog Using CSS and Javascript
Back in my early programming days, before I switched over to web development, I spent most of my time writing software for Windows. I look back on that time with fond memories. 8-bit icons, OLE2...
Creating Printer Friendly Web Pages With CSS
One of the most annoying experiences for Internet users is printing a page that displays undesirable web page elements. For example, users have no interest in printing out a web page that includes a...
End Form Element Layout Issues With CSS
Seasoned web designers are all too familiar with form element margins. More often than not, the form element will break the layout on one of the major browsers, because of how the browser handles...
Going Tableless: Why CSS Should Be Used For Layouts
There seems to be an ongoing battle between web designers about the use of tables in web layouts. Proponents for using tables refer to browser compatibility and quicker design time. While opponents...
CSS Styles Without IDs And Classes
Many designers feel like they have to add an ID or Class to every HTML element they want to apply a style to. Fortunately, with CSS, you don't have to. CSS can apply styles to HTML elements without...
