Archive for the ‘css’ Category

Structure and hierarchy reduce complexity and improve readability. The more organized your articles or web-sites are, the easier it is for users to follow your arguments and get the message you are trying to deliver. On the Web this can be done in a variety of ways. In body copy headlines and enumerations are usually [...]

Vladimir Carrer, who also created the Emastic & Malo CSS frameworks has a fresh framework named Golden Grid. It is a web grid system, that is totally focused on grid-based designs (not a complete CSS framework). Golden Grid uses float:left approach for building grids rather than positions. It is a 6/12 column grid system with [...]

Working with HTML and CSS can be quite time-consuming sometimes, there is of course CSS frameworks to help you save time with your design base, but also all kind of tools that help you to save time with specific functions. Grid designer Online tool to quickly design grids for your templates. It makes it easy [...]

Forcing a footer to stick to the bottom of a page is sometimes challenging. CSS Sticky Footer presents a cross browser solution including Google Chrome. When compared to some other popular solutions, it works with floated 2-column layouts & no overlaps occur in resized browsers. Also, no empty divs required for pushing. A how-to on [...]

This is an unobtrusive date-picker script with a variety of customization options. It can be accesses with keyboard, does not require embedded JavaScript blocks & pop-up windows. This free date-picker script supports: multiple date formats / date dividers skinning via CSS limiting the calendar with upper and lower dates disabling certain days “smart” localisation higlighting [...]


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