Apples To Oranges ? San Francisco Bay Area Visual and Experience Design Studio CSSオンリーでクールなグラフを書くサンプル集。 3つほど紹介されていてどれもクールで実用的。 1. まず、次のようなグラフを書くサンプル。 実際のHTMLコード <style> .graph { position: relative; /* IE is dumb */ width: 200px; border: 1px solid #B1D632; padding: 2px; } .graph .bar { display: block; position: relative; background: #B1D632; text-align: center; color: #333; height: 2em; line-height
Site not Updated!! This site hasn't been maintained or updated for a considerable number of years and is just left in place for historic reasons. Many of the techniques discussed here are not relevant these days and use out-dated techniques not applicable to today's web design structures. The demos may still be of interest as they show various techniques but most of these demos were created before
CSS PLAY Doing It With Style Experimenting with Cascading Style Sheets What it's all about... "Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a simple mechanism for adding style (e.g. fonts, colors, spacing) to Web documents." The above quote, taken from the W3C website, is one of the reasons for this site. Whilst I agree that it is a mechanism for adding style to web documents, I do not agree that it is a SIMPL
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Simple Rounded Corner CSS Boxes Posted on 18-Jan-06 at 1:37 pm by Ryan Thrash Part One: Historical Info, then the Goods In November 2003, I invented an interesting CSS technique for semantic, rounded corner boxes using CSS. What that translates into non-geek-speak is that you get pretty boxes with no extra bulky XHTML markup. David Shea liked it and blogged it. Jeffrey Zeldman refused to publish
Image floats, without the text wrap! November 13, 2005 73 comments How many times do you have an image floated left in a block of content, but want to keep that content from wrapping around your image? You’ve tried to accomplish this before, but what you really need is something that plays nicely with any HTML & any amount of content you, or more realistically, your database can throw at it. The
A demonstration of what can be accomplished through CSS-based design. Select any style sheet from the list to load it into this page. Download the example html file and css file The Road to Enlightenment Littering a dark and dreary road lay the past relics of browser-specific tags, incompatible DOMs, broken CSS support, and abandoned browsers. We must clear the mind of the past. Web enlightenment
Cascading Style Sheets and Dreamweaver CSS Reference Sites General Alsacreations, creating websites with CSS and (X)HTML : tutorials and lessons - Raphael Goetter. An Introduction To CSS - Adrian Senior. Bare Bones, No Crap, CSS Text Control Primer - Wendy Peck. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) - Gez Lemon. Cascading Style Sheets Made Easy - Taylor Anderson. Cascading Style Sheets Workshop - Bru
This is a pure CSS image switcher that is lightweight and standards-compliant. It could be used for a gallery or any similar function. Any number of list selection options can be used so long as the width can accommodate them. The CSS does not utilize any hacks, as this page uses Dean Edwards' IE7 JavaScript. This css widget functions in Mac/Win Firefox, Mac/Win Opera 8, IE6, Netscape 7 & Safari
Why Master CSS Layout? Today, you cannot claim to be an expert in web layout without mastering CSS. Mastering CSS is a never-ending endeavor since CSS is constantly evolving. What’s more, the differences in CSS support and implementation across browsers increase the challenge. For more than a decade, web developers and designers have been grappling with sporadic additional CSS3 features new browse
CSS can be complex, and as each new browser version is released, you may well find yourself struggling to keep up with the latest tips and hacks. But those tips and hacks will save your sanity! Here, I’ve put together the ten tips that I find most helpful, to save you the hassle of scrounging around the Web for solutions when time is tight. 1. Block vs. Inline Level Elements Nearly all HTML elemen
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One of the minor holy grails of XHTML and CSS is to produce a single, semantically logical ordered list that wraps into vertical columns. The ideal situation, in my view, would be a single XHTML list whose wrapping is controlled entirely by CSS. Further, the wrapped list should tolerate text resizing (easily accomplished by styling everything in ems). CSS and the browsers that support it don’t yet
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