- Official Statement
- As it's rather obvious, I haven't updated this weblog in a very long time - 1 year and 6 months - that's an eternity in "blogging time".
- Avoiding CSS hacks using Javascript
- What if you won't have to code those ugly CSS hacks for those browsers that just won't show you what you want them to?
- Learning CSS in 10 Sites
If you're still on the table-design train and/or want to switch trains and join the majority of web coders out there, just hop on.
- I've CSS Reboot-ed
If you're in the web & standards world, you can skip this introduction. CSS Reboot is a "community event for web professionals" as it is described on its about page. In plain terms, on a certain date (1st May, 2006 - this edition) a bunch of web "professionals" (geeks) will launch a redesigned version of thier web site(s).
- Splintered Striper Reloaded
Back in December '05, Patrick published on 24 ways a more generic Zebra Tables script. I added a couple of nice features to it.
- MyLinkVault Updates
As it would be normal, after an web application launches, feedback starts pumping in. This is true in the case of MyLinkVault also.
- Bookmarks Manager Launched
The unveiling of my latest creation: a Web 2.0 application wannabe.
- CSS Float and absolute bug
And when you thought nothing could amaze you any more, when you thought you've seen it all when it comes to CSS bugs... but wait there's more!
- Clearing floats into rows
When you have a lot of floats which you wish to style in a table-like manner, you will run into some trouble. We all know you shouldn't use floats to display tabular data, but if you want to create a palette of colors or some other kind of widget which needs this kind of styling, you will be tempted to use floats.- Table rows and CSS question
There comes a moment in a web designer's life where you need to display a table with tabular data on a public site, thus you have to style it to be friendly to the eye, but...