CSS
CSS Image Techniques
06 Oct 2009
Websites always need good looking images and there are many ways a designer can make them look good. A problem I commonly run into is that when I have built a website with a CMS, when I hand the site over to the client they want to update the imagery, but can’t get it to [...]
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Microsoft IE8 Released – Time To Cash In
24 Jul 2009
At work the other day I was approached by one of our sales guys. He had a quick question about his mates websites who we do SEO for, let’s call him Raul. Now, Raul has a few websites managed by his “web guy” who is a local, Melbourne based web designer who shall be known [...]
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Dropping support for IE6?
10 Jun 2009
I have been reading for a little while now about how web designers/developers plan to drop support for IE6. While I can understand the reasons behind this and I do agree with them to some extent but ultimately I will have to contest this decision.
In reality, there are two sides to this story, both of [...]
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What’s the deal with massive CSS resets?
08 Jun 2009
It’s not uncommon for web designers to implement a some form of a CSS reset. I generally use one, as it can be essential to reset some key elements. Unfortunately I am seeing a helluva lot of unnecessary and quite lengthy CSS.
The most used reset I have run into is something similar to this…
Code:
html, body, [...]
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