by prettyscripts on 2010-02-16 11:12:26 • Leave a comment »
css
i always have a clear class in my css to clear any floating elements:.clear { clear: both; } and commonly used in html code such as follows:<div id="floating_1">something</div><div class="clear"></div><div id="float…
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by prettyscripts on 2009-11-19 11:24:05 • Leave a comment »
css
one of the things that’s not supported in internet explorer. the css 'position: fixed;' it works in IE7 and after. but not in older versions. thought people should upgrade their browser, there are still users limited to the older version. (why don’t yo…
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by prettyscripts on 2009-05-19 15:41:13 • Leave a comment »
css • framework
i came across this article about css frameworks. from the sound of it, they seem to cut down css coding times.
some of the ones mentioned in the article which i’ll be looking at:
960 grid system
blueprint
yaml
yui
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by prettyscripts on 2008-10-16 10:21:34 • Leave a comment »
css • code
repeating background not showing as intended on IE. one of those things that works in firefox (which follows standard) but not IE (which tries to set its own standard). i came across this article which says background color must be specified to make it…
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by prettyscripts on 2008-08-28 11:02:02 • Leave a comment »
free • css
there’s a nice online calculator that does the job for you. and if you like it you can download a desktop version.
i’ve been coding css with px as measuring unit. when i started web development most resources suggested using px. to ensure static look a…
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