Archive | XHTML and CSS

28 May 2009 ~ 16 Comments

Convert A Content Box Design Into XHTML and CSS

Are you a web designer who doesn’t know how to write markup? Have you ever followed an interface tutorial in Photoshop and requested for a follow up on how to convert a design? I’ve read in an interview that web designers who don’t code is kinda like working at McDonalds and calling themselves a chef.

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21 May 2009 ~ 23 Comments

Importance of HTML Headings for Accessibility

This past few days I’ve been working on a WordPress theme and again I was faced with the question on what heading tag to use in the front page blog titles and in the articles page. This question never fails to creep up so I decided to once and for all look for a solution [...]

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23 April 2009 ~ 25 Comments

Professional Dark CSS Menu

I love to follow Photoshop tutorials on designing website layouts and interfaces. One thing I like to do after finishing up a tutorial is to slice the design and convert it into a working website using XHTML and CSS. I recently finished a Professional Dark Header tutorial and decided to slice it up and convert [...]

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30 September 2008 ~ 2 Comments

Emastic CSS Framework

Emastic is a CSS Framework, it’s continuing mission: to explore a strange new world, to seek out new life and new web spaces, to boldly go where no CSS Framework has gone before.

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09 April 2008 ~ 0 Comments

CSS Layout Version of W3Schools.com

Its been my practice every time I stumble on a website to check if the design especially the layout is in CSS. One morning around 1am I was looking for some tutorials when I landed at W3Schools. Although CSS controls much of the presentation, it still uses tables for laying out their columns. Not concerned [...]

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29 August 2007 ~ 2 Comments

Scenery CSS Tweak

I want to share this to everyone who’s using the “Scenery” theme so you won’t be kicking yourself in the end. It all began in my homepage. I’m a little OC so I started noticing that my entry paragraphs didn’t look like normal paragraphs. I wanted my entries to have a top and bottom margin. [...]

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