CSS Ribbon Titles
In a quest to use something different for my sidebar titles I started looking at some of the options for creating those cool looking 3D style ribbons where the edges fold neatly on the outside of the container holding the text. There’s a bazillion examples of this and most of the tutorials I saw were leaning toward CSS3 to do all the work.
Read MoreJQuery Toggle Panel
Sometimes we’re convinced that certain special effects we see in web pages are some sort of cult voodoo and appear mysterious. The ‘slide toggle’ effect is one of those. We’re going to show you just how easy it is to use this cool feature for revealing hidden content.
Read MoreUsing JQuery’s Ajax Functions
AJAX methods can be way over used but at the same time can provide a great way to consolidate related content into a confined space. JQuery provides an easy way to use their AJAX functionality with some simple code and, of course, the JQuery library. Here’s a simple example.
Read MoreCSS Rollover Images
Image rollovers are fun and can add both life and functionality to a web page. Most often they are used in menus but we find they are useful for hyperlinked images as well. This is a simple tutorial on how you can create fast loading rollovers throughout your website giving it that slick look.
Read MoreCSS Hyperlinks With Icons
A neat way to spice up your pages and provide very precise navigation help is to use the little known “attributes” capabilities of CSS. What this does is provide a way for you to attach certain effects to specific types of elements.
Read MoreCSS Navlist With Pointer
Using CSS to create your site’s navigation is becoming increasingly popular since it allows you to minimize code and create fast loading menu systems. Here is a basic horizontal navlist using one image for a downward pointer that you can use in any situation where you need a simple menu.
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