Archive for the “CSS” category
WebKit Radial Gradients (Circle gradient)
by jp on February 6, 2011
WebKit in January 2011 released new gradient syntax that is closer to w3c recommendation and Mozilla implementation. The new syntax has four gradient functions: linear-gradient() radial-gradient() repeating-linear-gradient() repeating-radial-gradient() On this post I am exploring radial implementation, radial-gradient() and repeating-radial-gradient(). Notice that (…)
Spam blocking with JavaScript and CSS
by jp on August 18, 2006
I got inspired by kari patila’s post where he uses CSS class to hide spam text using CSS and I wrote something my own by using JavaScript and content to write email address. .email:after { content: “@jpkeisala.com”; } <a class=”email” (…)
Creating Bar Graphs with CSS
by jp on December 28, 2005
Polls or graphs are usually images generated from desktop software or web scripts perhaps sometimes flash+xml, and when it comes to web it is too much resource consuming to generate image on the fly. Since we don’t have CANVAS or (…)
Web Developer Toolbar for IE
by jp on September 27, 2005
The IE Developer Toolbar provides several features for deeply exploring and understanding Web pages. Explore and modify the document object model (DOM) of a web page. Locate and select specific elements on a web page through a variety of techniques. (…)
IE Select Box Z-Index Hack
by jp on November 1, 2004
a little hack that fixes Z-Index over form select boxes at danwebb.net.
The Healthy Alternative to Browser Text
by jp on October 20, 2004
Probably every single web designer have had to explain to their clients why in webpage they cant use font what is in their design guideline. I found this nice little hack that allows you to go around with this by (…)
XHTML and business
by jp on September 16, 2004
Rakesh Pai writes The Economics of XHTML. Intresting reading for anyone who wants to know how to reduce costs by using xhtml instead html.
Ten tricks for CSS gurus
by jp on September 2, 2004
Trenton Moss from Evolt.com writes Ten CSS tricks you may not know. Article contains CSS tricks that are not often used normal webdesigners. Worth of checking out even if you think you are CSS guru.
IE Conditional Comments
by jp on June 20, 2004
Even that IE has terrible CSS support it still have one nice little hack to help develop CSS’s and other stuff too. Instead using browser detect in JavaScript there is Conditional Comments to do same trick.
CSS Hacks
by jp on June 20, 2004
I found nice collection of css hacks. Of course real css programmer wont need these but anyway here it is. :)
