Drawing inspiration from Chris Coyier’s “The Shapes of CSS” at CSS Tricks, I decided to have some fun with css and the suits in a deck of cards. The club is all CSS, however, it requires mulitple divs to pull off. Club The HTML: <div id=”circle”></div> <div id=”triangle”></div> <div id=”base”></div> The CSS: #circle { width: […]
CSS3 Browser Support
I’ve been working on a couple projects lately that “require” the use of CSS3. I put the word in quotes as there are ways to accomplish certain techniques without the use of CSS3, but they are outdated and, quite frankly, CSS is just plain easier (read: faster) to use. Unfortunately, and here’s the really fun […]
Eric Meyer CSS Reset 2.0
For anyone that doesn’t know, each web browser “assumes” various padding, margins, font-weight and size, and other variables that render how a web page looks. As a developer, it is our responsibility to make a website look the same across multiple browsers (or at least as close as possible). To do so, it is important […]