All Entries Tagged with "CSS"
3 Ways to Get Rid of Spaces in List Item Navigation in IE6
January 17, 2008 | Tags for this entry: CSS, ie6, web designIf you've ever tried to create an all-css navigation for your website, then you've seen it: dreaded spaces when viewed in Internet Explorer 6 on Windows. This article will outline 3 different ways that you can get rid of these spaces in vertical list item navigation. And in [...]
Create Transparent PNGs in IE6 Using AlphaImageLoader & No Hacks
October 31, 2007 | Tags for this entry: alphaImageLoader, CSS, ie6, transparency, transparent pngAs promised, this article describes how to use transparent PNGs in your CSS design in a very clean way. This method simply uses the default cascade and inheritance instead of the CSS hack for transparency described in my previous article on the subject. As in [...]
Transparent PNG in IE6 with CSS Hacks and AlphaImageLoader
September 16, 2007 | Tags for this entry: alphaImageLoader, CSS, ie6, transparency, transparent pngThis entry describes a method for displaying a transparent PNG in IE6 using a technique that I actually don't use anymore. I just wanted you all to be aware of your options when it comes to getting the desired results. You can find the preferred, hack-free method [...]
Simulate Frames with Pure CSS
September 12, 2007 | Tags for this entry: CSSHere's a CSS tip that may be new to you, depending on your time in the game. Originally presented at Barcamp Dallas We've all used frames at some point in our deep, dark web design pasts. Then, when we got hip to [...]