I just came across an article about how to write CSS only visible to Safari 3.0 and Opera 9. It saved my life so I thought I’d share the love! It was especially useful to me while trying to use ‘display: inline;’ to create a horizonal nav out of an unordered list <ul>. It turns […]
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- Nov, 07
piped navigation with css
You’ve seen piped navigation before. Typically found in the footer of websites, appearing as a list of links separated by a | (pipe).
There’s a nice way to fake piping using really clean, standards friendly code along with our friend, CSS. I’ve been using this method for years now and am quite happy with it. Basically, […]
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- Jan, 06
Using css to center an image with position:absolute
- Tags: CSS
- 4 Comments
I ran into an interesting problem yesterday while building a simple web page. I needed to cause the main image at the top of the page to do two things: 1) Be centered on a liquid layout page, so that no matter what size the window the image was centered. 2) "Float" above the design […]
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- Oct, 05
Large tables inside of CSS two column layout causes problems
- Tags: CSS
- 3 Comments
I’ve been dealing with a CSS problem for months. One that almost converted me back to using Table layouts instead of CSS (heaven forbid). Luckily, after many unsuccessful google searches and after much trial and error, I finally come up with a solution.
The problems occurs when you try to fit an extremely long table inside […]
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- Oct, 04
min-height hack for IE
- Tags: CSS, Internet Explorer
- 28 Comments
If you do table-less designs with CSS, you may have noticed that using float on a DIV won’t push it’s container DIV down, so that the container is at least the same height as the floater. For example, on this Blog, the right navigation is formed using float:right but I was having problems when the […]