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Via A List Apart, a very nice and practical example of using CSS to get that 2 or 3 columns look (Look Ma, no Tables!) which is so very suitable for most Content web sites (Blog or regular marketing content Continue reading Creating Liquid Layouts with Negative Margins
A New A List Apart, Elastic Design: Elasticising a layout so that its size will change when a user explicitly opts to change text size may seem unnecessary and even unwanted, but if you have text that can be expanded Continue reading A List Apart : Faux Columns & Elastic Design
What is Fahrner Image Replacement technique, and why you should care Russell Beattie talks about the huge increase in power behind the combination of XHTML+CSS (I agree), with links to an article In Defense of Fahrner Image Replacement (FIR is Continue reading What is Fahrner Image Replacement technique, and w…
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Taming Lists Excellent article on A List apart on use of CSS to Tame HTML Lists. Useful examples about building top, left side, and bread crumb navigation bars. Stuff I’ve done before but it’s always painful to get the little Continue reading Taming ListsExcellent article on A List apart on u…