CSS design patterns: Helper classes

submitted by maxtoroq 3 days, 2 hours ago

maxtoroq.wordpress.com — Helper classes are reusable rules that use class selectors. Helper classes are designed to let you: 1) Apply style to an element without having to create a special rule for that element. 2) Abstract away browser inconsistencies. 3) Make documents more style readable. read more...

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How to easily enhance your existing tables with simple CSS

published 6 days, 19 hours ago, submitted by gt1329a 7 days, 2 hours ago

encosia.com — A detailed example of how to use CSS to style an HTML table. The example is specifically focused on styling a table generated on the client-side via AJAX, but is applicable to any HTML table. read more...

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IE8 Beta – Pointers for making your website compatible with IE8

submitted by Jemm 12 days, 2 hours ago

blogs.msdn.com — "IE8 Beta 1 has been out for several months now and we are closing in on the release of IE8 Beta 2, which has been announced for August 2008 by the IE team. Now is a good time to get started on ensuring site compatibility with this new release." read more...

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Using CSS to Do Anything: 50+ Creative Examples and Tutorials

published 20 days, 21 hours ago, submitted by Jemm 21 days, 4 hours ago

noupe.com — "CSS can powerfully open the doors to a lot of rich and unique techniques. Today we are presenting a round-up of CSS coding, creative approaches and techniques." read more...

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Dynamically create ASP.NET UserControl using JQuery & Ajax Web Service

weblogs.asp.net — Few thing you need to consider when you are accesing ASP.NET webservice through JQuery. * Request verb Type * Content- length with IIS6+ * Default contentType * JSON object formatting * Maximum length exceed exception I am explaining these issues and workaround to make JQuery work fine with ASP.NET Ajax enabled web service. read more...

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Justify elements using jQuery and CSS

submitted by janko 1 month, 10 days ago

jankoatwarpspeed.com — When creating a web form you have to make a functional and visually aligned layout. The simplest way to do this is to place elements in a table or by fixing width of labels. But what if you don't want to use tables? Or what if you don't know how long labels could be because you are developing an application that has many localized strings? This article will show you how to justify elements with a simple jQuery function. read more...

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CSS Box Model Tips and Tricks

joelevi.com — Let’s face it, if you’re not familiar with the CSS Box Model, you’re probably not a web developer (or, if you are a Developer, you need some remedial education). The CSS Box Model is one of the most misunderstood patterns in CSS. According to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C): The CSS box model describes the rectangular boxes that are generated for elements in the document tree and laid out according to the visual formatting model. The page box is a special kind of box that is described in detail in the section on paged media. In plain language that means the CSS box model specifies the way a web developer should place a box on a web page. “But that’s not hard to do, you just drop a DIV on the page and you’re done, right?” (read more) read more...

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How to create web application user interface that looks like Outlook

published 1 month, 28 days ago, submitted by janko 2 months, 1 day ago

jankoatwarpspeed.com — How many times have you heard form a client that they want "outlook-like" web user interface for their application? Me, probably a hundred of times. In this article I'll explain how to create a web application user interface that looks like Outlook. You can see the live demo and download source code with images. read more...

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