Another great feature of CSS3 is being able to use custom web fonts in your website layouts, instead of being stucked with the boring Arial, Georgia, Courier etc typeface. In CSS3 however you are able to use any TrueType (.ttf) or OpenType (.otf) typeface inwebsite layouts, simply by using the @font-face rule. Read the full [...]
A small restyle to make this menu system more robust and have an easy menu trail style. View full post on cssplay.co.uk
In this article, we will showcase some examples made using the new properties in the W3C’s CSS3 Backgrounds and Borders specification. We recommend using our Opera 10.5 pre-alpha release to view these examples in their full glory. Read the full post on Dev.Opera
Of all the CSS3 selectors the structural pseudo-classes have to be my favourite. In particular I love :last-child selector, the :last-child CSS selector is incredibly powerful especially when positioning elements in a row, I am currently finding it incredibly useful when doing menus. Instead of providing a last class on the very last element in [...]
First off, this is my first blog post at HappyKittens, and I understand completely that this may not be up to any standards whatsoever. So, if you do have any comments about this blog, and posts in general, please leave a comment. Read the full post HappyKittens
I recently added to my growing library of image-preloading methods with a few new-&-improved techniques. After posting that recent preloading article, an even better way of preloading images using pure CSS3 hit me: View full post on Perishable Press
Don’t Lose Your :focus. A good article on keyboard accessibility and how careless use of CSS can potentially make your sites completely unusable. View full post on 24WAYS
The New Clearfix Method. Say goodbye to the age-old clearfix hack and hello to the new and improved clearfix method. View full post on Perishable Press
Shadows and CSS3. Learn how to use both text and box-shadow, along with RGBA to create shadow colors. View full post on Owltastic
Cleaner Code with CSS3 Selectors. Learn how CSS3 selectors can be used to get some of the junk out of our front and back-end code. View full post on CSS Beauty News Feed
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