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DIV Element Height Problem In IE6
I have spent nearly a day to fix an IE6 problem which doesn't allow me to give a height of less than 10px to a div element, which contains a small icon background. I did it using: [ Read More ]
Replace Named Anchors With IDs
I just found out a simpler way to have named anchors for browser to jump to a particular location on a web page. It is not a new way, but it is a way that some developers might not be aware of. [ Read More ]
CSS 'a' link subclass syntax
I am currently working on a newsletter project in Hitwise. And there is one bug required me to change the newsletter's layout - mainly look and feel. I come across a problem where I need to highlight a text represent the country you are in. I created the following CSS: [ Read More ]
Levels of HTML knowledge
Inspired by Emil Stenström’s [a href='http://friendlybit.com/css/levels-of-css-knowledge/']Levels of CSS knowledge[/a], I started thinking about the extreme difference in HTML knowledge among people working in the web industry. It spans all the way from people who know next to nothing about it to those who know it well enough to write the actual HTML specifications. [ Read More ]
Levels of CSS knowledge
The current widely accepted standards are: (X)HTML for page structure, CSS for design, and Javascript for behaviour. HTML is pretty well known by now, it has been there since the beginning of the web and there are tutorials everywhere that gets you started. CSS is starting to get a grip, large companies are switching their sites to CSS based layouts and the webdev blogosphere reaches more and more people. [ Read More ]