July 19, 08
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ReniX
Recently I was fixing some CSS image alignments and the width for images. And the problem was with the big images that come out of content?! At this point comes out max-width. The max-width CSS property is a great property to use when you don’t want an element to get larger than a certain size. It does exactly what it says it does. Using it with images can be very handy. Here’s the syntax.
selector {max-width:value;}
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July 11, 08
by
Crossover
After the post with JavaScript cheat sheet we want to show you another part most important for web designer, CSS.
The CSS cheat sheet is designed to act as a reminder and reference sheet, listing all selectors and properties. It includes a visual example of the box model, unit reference for CSS units and the various media types CSS makes allowance for.
There are two versions of CSS cheat sheet, (v1, v2) made by Dave Child.
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July 10, 08
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Crossover
Last week I speak about a really cool MP3 Flash Player for the web and today I want to show you a Javascript Sound for Web.
Is called SoundManger and lets web developers load, play and control sounds via Javascript.
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July 08, 08
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Crossover
A very nice, simple and useful menu, developed with jQuery. If we can use js framewords why not, jQuery it’s very easy to use for traversing the DOM. The menu can be very easy implement with Prototype, MooTools or basic javascript functions.
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July 03, 08
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Crossover
After the Flash Text Generator here another free generator patterns for free. Is a amassing web site to make a pattern. I remember one day I lose around 2 hours to create a background pattern for a website.
Here is the code to insert a pattern as background on any website.
HTML:
<body background="pattern.gif">
CSS:
body
{
background-image: url(pattern.gif);
background-color: #000000
}
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June 05, 08
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Crossover
Everything in this menu is pure CSS. No Flash, JavaScript or jquery files. Work in almost any computer without concerning its navigator, support of CSS, resolution, etc. To have this menu on you website, you have to follow just some simply steps from liveonstyle.com
See the tutorial for the Css Menu , page2, page3 or see a demo
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April 15, 08
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Crossover
I want to tell you another cool site: http://csstxt.com. From here you can create text style with CSS.
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March 28, 08
by
Crossover
Yesterday we have post a Carousel Image Viewer, but we leave for the last moment another one, the most popular Carousel for images, jCarousel. There are all kinds of unique options for this one: vertical, auto-scroll, dynamic content, auto-repeating, additional animations… Again, all the examples here are image thumbnails, but they are wrapped in list elements so you could replace that with any sort of content. Don’t let the small size fool you either, everything is completely CSS controllable.
jCarousel Demo or Download
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March 27, 08
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Crossover
Dynamic Drive offers a page slider script they call the Step Carousel Viewer, which uses jQuery as well. The examples they use on the page are images only, but the panels themselves are just DIV’s, so you could conceivably put anything you want in there. There are some unique navigational options which makes this one cool such as “forward 2 panels” and “back to 1st panel” as well as an option to display which panel (or range of panels) you are currently viewing.
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