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Font-based layouts becoming fashionable?
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on February 04, 2008
Alastair Campbell weighs in with his thoughts on font-based layouts, such as the new SimpleBits, becoming fashionable and whether using this method of layout is worth it from a usability & accessibility standpoint.
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Cross-browser transparent columns
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on February 10, 2008
Transparency is an effect that, unfortunately, haven’t gotten much use during the web’s history. One of the biggest reason for this is the lack of support for PNGs with alpha channels in IE6. This is starting to change with IE7 and Firefox gaining more ground. This example works across IE6, IE7, Firefox, Safari & Opera!Read the full article at bitsamppixels.com →
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How to Create Elegant HTML Lists Using 20 lines of CSS
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on February 24, 2008
This article will explain and show how to style lists inside blog posts, articles or other basic HTML documents. The results is a set of CSS classes for styling normal, flat, spaced, custom image bullet and a few other type of lists.Read the full article at konstruktors.com →
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Blueprint 0.7 CSS Framework has arrived
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on February 21, 2008
Blueprint 0.7 has finally been released. Expect a more thorough article on all the new stuff soon. For now, here’s a quick rundown. It’s been way too long since our last release, so 0.7 is in many ways a pretty daunting upgrade. Lots of things have changed, making the framework more powerful, customizable and nimble than ever before.Read the full article at bjorkoy.com →
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Cross-browser text-shadow
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on February 26, 2008
With my discovery of almost cross browser text-shadow something kept nagging me: It didn’t work in Firefox. A couple of days ago I went back to my experiments and succeeded in a reasonable looking text-shadow effect in Firefox. What more, In some configurations I can even make it look 3D!Read the full article at kilianvalkhof.com →
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Prettier Accessible Forms from A List Apart
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on February 25, 2008
It can be time consuming to make web forms both pretty and accessible. In particular, laying out forms where the form label and input are horizontally adjacent, can be a real problem. We used to use tables, which worked well in this scenario—but forms don’t constitute tabular data, so it’s a semantic faux pas. I wanted to create something that anyone could easily reuse on any project: a...
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How to design a sexy header for your site using CSS
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on March 11, 2008
Some tips to design a simple, clear typographic header for your site.Read the full article at woork.blogspot.com →
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Write a well structured CSS file without becoming crazy
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on March 14, 2008
This is a descriptive post about how to write a well structure CSS file and be simple, “elegant-code” oriented and methodic in this process.Read the full article at woork.blogspot.com →
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CSS adjacent-sibling selector
via Posh CSS by Sam Brown on March 15, 2008
Most CSS selectors are well known, but there are some interesting selectors that are not common used, like the adjacent-sibling selector. An adjacent sibling selector will select the sibling immediately following an element, with the same parent. In this article, the adjacent-sibling selector is used to style an ordered list.Read the full article at onyx-design.net →
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