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Webkit CSS Properties

# Linked to 12 May 2010, 04:19 in by Sam Brown

A comprehensive list of WebKit-specific CSS properties. (via Daring Fireball)

Read more at css-infos.net →

Center Multiple DIVs with CSS

# Linked to 11 May 2010, 01:43 in by Sam Brown

At some point, you may have a situation where you want to center multiple elements (maybe <div> elements, or other block elements) on a single line in a fixed-width area. Centering a single element in a fixed area is easy. Just add margin: auto and a fixed width to the element you want to center, and the margins will force the element to center.

There really should be a similar simple way to center multiple elements evenly spaced.

Read more at www.impressivewebs.com →

Specifics on CSS Specificity

# Linked to 10 May 2010, 10:27 in by Sam Brown

The best way to explain it is to start with an example of where specificity gets confusing and perhaps doesn’t behave like you would expect. Then we’ll take a closer look at how to calculate the actual specificity value to determine which selector takes precedence.

[Updated Article] : “I am updating it now to fix some inaccuracies in how this concept was presented.”

Read more at css-tricks.com →

CSS Posters

# Linked to 6 May 2010, 14:23 in by Sam Brown

A showcase of CSS3 posters and text effects as well as my own personal experiment with CSS to create typographic posters from famous quotes.

Read more at designinformer.com →

CSS Vendor Prefixes Considered Important

# Linked to 5 May 2010, 08:01 in by Sam Brown

Lately, there has been a lot of hate towards vendor prefixes. First, PPK wrote about them, and then a some other people did. The proposed solution to the ‘problem’ of vendor prefixes is to get rid of them in favor of one beta prefix. Simply put: That won’t work.

Read more at kilianvalkhof.com →

The CSS 3 Flexible Box Model

# Linked to 24 April 2010, 09:20 in by Kevin Holesh

CSS 3 introduces a brand new box model in addition of the traditional box model from CSS 1 and 2. The flexible box model determines the way boxes are distributed inside other boxes and the way they share the available space.

Read more at hacks.mozilla.org →

CSS3 Click Chart

# Linked to 23 April 2010, 01:00 in by Sam Brown

A CSS3 Click Chart displaying descriptions, syntax, and live examples of 14 different CSS3 properties and techniques.

Read more at www.impressivewebs.com →

Creating a Realistic Looking Button with CSS3

# Linked to 18 April 2010, 12:17 in by Levi Figueira

The whole idea is to use a combination of subtle effects to create a three dimensional object. Mike Rundle covers some of the ideas used here in his post about subtlety in interfaces. I’m hoping to expand a bit more on that. The idea is that:

  • The button is set into the canvas.
  • The texture of the button is different from the canvas and the surface is slightly raised.
  • And the text of the button is pressed into it.

Read more at blog.anomalyinnovations.com →

Pure CSS Icons

# Linked to 18 April 2010, 10:35 in by Sam Brown

Having marvelled at David Desandro’s Opera Logo made entirely in HTML and CSS, I wanted to try a similar experiment for myself. So with a large scoop of border-radius I set about trying to create various ‘common’ icons that could be used in your web apps.

Read more at rathersplendid.net →