Oh yes, your web html text can have a gradient applied upon it! It can be done using a very simple technique, no javascript or flash required. It will work in all major browsers (We will just use the IE6 CSS PNG fix - easy... Continue Reading

Most dropdown menus will require a lot of scripting to be accomplished. But if we are to use structured XHTML and CSS, we can create a nice drop down menus which are so easy to edit and update later on if needed. It will... Continue Reading

What is the difference between id’s and classes? Why choose a CSS #id over a CSS .class or vice versa? There must be some meaning, because they are our two main html element taggers. In this post i will try to iron... Continue Reading

Rounded corners are well established design technique in the modern web design. Their implementation can sometimes be messy, especially if you are using some scripts or generators. Alternatively, you can pass a few CSS parameters... Continue Reading

Having an area on your wordpress blog that displays recent posts it’s a nice way to inform the users about posts made on your blog/site. For example, you can place it in the sidebar, footer, header or any other area... Continue Reading

While centering content in firefox can be done easily, ie (both ie6 & ie7) can give you some problems. The reason is - Internet explorer can’t understand the margin:auto css property. To do the trick and let internet... Continue Reading

The anchor tag has his weird way of working. You have asigned a background image for it, width and height attributes, but its just giving you the text and the background, without the proper dimensions being applied to it.... Continue Reading