Is there a time that you would like to have a refresher course or suddenly forget about that thing ? If yes, then you need some handy CSS cheat sheets. In this post, I’ll be featuring CSS cheat sheets for designers that will be helpful for you.
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Best Web Design and Web Development Tutorials Roundup [October 2010]
This article contains a roundup of 20 great tutorials written by various Web Designers and Web Developers in October 2010. After reading these stunning materials you will gain a big amount of fresh knowledge for you professional and/or personal interest. Enjoy!
Comparing Print Friendly With the Hartija Framework
Visitors to a site will at some point want to print out the information they see on screen. By using print-specific CSS, content can be reformatted for print in a form that is readable on paper and doesn’t contain items such as advertising or menus. Print stylesheets can take time to set up successfully however, and tend to get neglected when project deadlines loom. This article examines two very different methods that aim to help with this process: Print Friendly and the Hartija Framework.
Fading Button Background Images With CSS3 Transitions
When Firefox 4 is released this October, it becomes viable to consider CSS as an alternative to using JavaScript to achieve fading :hover{} effects on buttons and other interface elements. This article explores a simple method for doing this, with fallbacks for other browsers.
CSS Counters: counter-increment and Friends
A comprehensive discussion of how to use CSS counters, including an infographic and details on browser support, benefits and potential drawbacks.