Online Generators | Developer's Toolbox | Smashing Magazine
Responsive design is a default these days, but we are all still figuring out just the right process and techniques to better craft responsive websites. That’s why we created a new book — to gather practical techniques and strategies from people who have learned how to get things done right, in actual projects with actual real-world challenges. Neatly packed in a gorgeous hardcover, the book featur
CSS drop shadow - webtoolkit.info
Technique to build flexible CSS drop shadows applied to arbitrary block elements. Most of the existing techniques for creating element shadows use images, this one doesn't. IT uses plain simple CSS. Have a look below. Technique to build flexible CSS drop shadows applied to arbitrary block elements. Most of the existing techniques for creating element shadows use images, this one doesn’t. IT uses p
Using Fewer Images | magnetiq.com
Image rollovers are usually composed of two individual images; one for the default state and one for when the mouse is hovered over the image or link. However, it bears some advantages to use a single image by taking advantage of CSS background image offsets. Here’s how a rollover for an anchor is usually done: The HTML code could look like something like this: <a href="#" id="yaprak"> </a> The as
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