Happy Birthday Scriptygoddess – Two years old today. (Does this mean I've entered the "terrible two" stage?) 😉
Happy Birthday Scriptygoddess – Two years old today. (Does this mean I've entered the "terrible two" stage?) 😉
(Still on old news for you CSS-pros. I'm wondering why YOU'RE not writing this blog. All the comments have been more helpful than my posts!! LOL!) Just wanted to jot these down so I could find them later: font-weight: bold; font-size: 10px; font-family: Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; shortcut: font: bold 10px Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; margin/padding shortcuts: margin: top# right# bottom# […]
This will come in handy when trying to figure out how pages are constructed in CSS: a mouseover DOM bookmarklet [via Melissa] (Also from that same post on Melissa's site: Javascript Weblog)
So I'm moving along in my CSS understanding. I (think) I get float, positioning. I even get the box model, and box model hack. I had a small site that used a tabled-design that is due to go live next week, so I decided I'd quickly convert it to CSS before the launch. (Yes, I […]
This blog gets quite a number of comments. Some are just nice words of appreciation, others are kind of useful. Then there are some that are more valuable than the post itself! (For an example of this – check out my last few posts about CSS.) I really hope that if you've been reading this […]
Just a note that maybe will save someone else the headache I had yesterday. If you're using Dreamweaver – and create a new HTML page – it automatically sets your doctype like this: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> This caused a problem with a table-based design I had done. Images placed inside […]
So, I'm checking out CSS Zen Garden – I'm now using firefox because of all the cool extensions it has specifically the PNH Toolbar which lets outlines the blocks (ie. grids) on the page, as well as this one: Edit CSS which lets you see and EDIT the current page's CSS and redisplays your changes […]
A brief break from the eye-bleeding CSS talk. LOL! ;o) I needed a text field to be prefilled with text. If the user clicked on it, the text would clear out. If they "left" the text field (changed focus) without changing it – I needed it to revert back to the original text. If they […]