All posts in CSS

  • pricingT21
    50 Pricing Table Designs for Your Inspiration
    January 7, 2011, No comments

    While working on a website lately I was put in charge of creating a Pricing Table. We've all seen pricing tables on websites; on sites that sell or lease products, software, etc. After looking around online at different pricing tables I fou ...

  • spriteG
    How to use CSS Sprites and Image Replacement
    November 29, 2010, 9 Comments

    The days of using javascript for image rollovers are over. By using image replacement and CSS Sprites you can create links that are SEO friendly, don't flash when you rollover them, and don't bog down your page load time. Apple and Amazon u ...

  • form2
    Target Form Submit Buttons with CSS
    November 26, 2010, No comments

    Need to target the submit button of your form without adding a class or an id to it? This might come up if you don't have access to the actual form code for some reason. Luckily CSS can be used to take care of this situation.

  • comThumb2
    Style Comments by Article Author in WordPress
    October 18, 2010, 1 Comment

    One thing that's good practice to do on a blog is to somehow highlight the authors comments so they stand out from the other comments. This makes it a lot easier for the user of the website to visually pick out which comments are from the a ...

  • radio2
    How to target form radio buttons with CSS
    October 12, 2010, No comments

    If you style forms with CSS you probably are familiar with adding a border style, background colors, and widths to your form inputs. This is a great way to style forms, but there's a problem that usually comes up. If you have radio buttons ...

  • zebra1
    Add Zebra Striping to a Table with CSS3
    August 24, 2010, 3 Comments

    Zebra striping is a technique used to help the usability of a table in html. By coloring every other row in the table, it makes it easier for your eye to keep it's place. CSS3 makes this "uber" easy.

  • form-pic
    Simple form styling with CSS
    December 12, 2009, 2 Comments

    I create a couple of forms a week for client’s websites. Usually they’re very similar in content. First Name, Last Name, Address, Phone Number, Email, Comments, etc. Of course I [...]

  • cursor
    A look at the CSS Cursor Property
    December 9, 2009, 1 Comment

    Recently I was setting up CSS styles for a navigation. One thing I do a lot is change the cursor type with CSS for the link of the current page. [...]