CSS Message Boxes
Colorful boxes containing tips, info, links and even warnings are very helpful in providing a positive visitor experience in navigating your website. Message boxes are sometimes the best way to point towards a specific link, state the importance of a certain item in the page, or even warn the visitor of something they should know.
Read MoreCSS and JQuery Zebra Stripes
Looking for an easy way to create that striped look for your tables? Plus, add a little excitement with some hover effects? Well, here’s a quick example of how easy that is to do with a bit of CSS, HTML and good ‘ol JQuery!
Read MoreCSS Box Shadow
Ever wanted to isolate some text? An important message perhaps? This simple shadow technique creates an elegant shadowed border around your important content. Although it’s not 100% cross browser compatible (based on CSS3) most modern browsers will display it properly.
Read MoreCSS 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 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.
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