Does your website have a funky background image? Great! Now, how does the text appear to visitors who haven’t loaded that image? This post examines a back-up colour for your backgrounds.
Does your website have a funky background image? Great! Now, how does the text appear to visitors who haven’t loaded that image? This post examines a back-up colour for your backgrounds.
Ever wished you could rotate your text 90 degrees to make your tables more user-friendly? This little PHP script will do just that for you!
On most of the websites I’ve been building recently, I’ve been using the following snippets of code to make user-friendly icons appear immediately after icons — automatically.
It’s all done with CSS — though it may be something you’ve not seen before — and it’s an excellent timesaver once you’ve got it set-up.
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Another site I visit regularly, this site simply lists examples of how you can change your bullet point lists into advanced lists, navigation buttons and tabs.
Simply find the list you like most, or the one that most closely matches your requirements, then copy and paste the XHTML and CSS into your own documents. Tweak [...]
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