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- Gradients in FireFox 3.6
Ive been waiting for today for quite some time now, the release of Firefox 3.6 marks includes support for linear and radial CSS gradients. Although cross browser this feature is totally useless, Its great for internal apps and personal projects.
Gradients are presently only supported in Safari 4 and Chrome (webkit) [...]
- Yahoo! style vertical navigation
I set out to make a simple vertical navigation much like the one featured on Yahoo’s homepage, this is the result. I’m sure the JS could be improved, what do you think. Here is my working example, please note this is very basic, with little styling.
$(document).ready(function(){jQuery.fx.off = true;
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- Effective Web Form Design for Landing Pages
Web forms are boring. When is the last time you really enjoyed filling out a form, I’m going to guess never. Nevertheless, they stand as one of the most important layers on your landing page or website. They are at the center of customer interaction, so even if your content is king and your [...]
- The Ultimate CSS Reset
Resetting your styles or more accurately - setting - the styles of all elements to a base value so that you avoid cross-browser differences due to their built-in and sometimes crappy (looking right at you IE6) default style settings. By resetting your styles, you avoid defaulting to the browser’s built-in styles, which differs from [...]
