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CSS3 Webkit gradient support updated
A while ago, I wrote another article here about the CSS3 gradients. At that time, you saw the browser support, the advantages of using them and their syntax. So, what’s new since then? The CSS3 Webkit syntax, which was quite different than Mozilla at that time, has been updated! Latest news About…
CSS3 gradients – quick tutorial
CSS3 gradients aren’t something new, but because of cross browser incompatibility, they weren’t used that much until now. However, you should know that they are available to use in Safari, Chrome (Webkit) and Mozilla Firefox (from 4+) browsers. With this post I will show you how to use CSS gradients…
How to solve common IE bugs
Lately, I wrote more about HTML5, jQuery, CSS3 features and its awesomeness. Today’s article is about Internet Explorer common CSS bugs and how to solve them. You may ask me “why this article?” and you have all the reasons to do that. If you read some of my previous articles, then you…
10 Web Usability tips for your website
At the beginning, perhaps you were developing websites just for fun or you were just learning some new tricks, but now, when you are developing a website or a web application you can’t afford to skip the usability basics rules. In this article we’ll try to remember some basic, unwritten…
How to create slick effects with CSS3 box-shadow
Drop shadows and inner shadows are some of the effects I learned to apply using Photoshop's Blending options. But now, since CSS3 "hit the charts", you don't need Adobe's design tool to add a drop shadow or an inner shadow to a box. Nowadays, the cool thing is that you…