Posts tagged "css"
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Wednesday
Shut Up
Just for fun, Panic has created a user stylesheet to hide comments from your favorite sites.
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Wednesday
Apple Nav without Images
Westciv looks at how to create the Apple navigation bar with nothing but CSS. This is a great example of what is possible with progressive enrichment.
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Thursday
Universal IE6 CSS
The question of what to do with IE 6 has always vexed me. It’s a browser, long since been put out to pasture, that people still use. There are a number of ways to work with it, or around it, but each comes with their own headaches and problems. That is until now.
Andy Clarke has come up with a beautiful solution to handle the issue, Universal IE 6 CSS. With it, users of IE 6 will see a beautifully rendered page that focusses on the content. Sure the visual layer design is no longer there but isn’t it all about the content anyway. Besides it beats having to write up some new CSS to make it look like other, more capable browsers.
Thanks Andy, you just made the job of dealing with IE 6 much easier.
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Tuesday
Modular Layout System
While I’ve found this years batch of 24ways articles fairly decent, nothing has really stood out to me till now. Jason Santa Maria’s article on modular layout systems with CSS is a nice look at how he redesigned his site with the flexibility to to make each post unique.
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Tuesday
3 Circles of Hell
Molly Holzschlag clearly articulates the three driving forces behind web standards today. Of course, we are left with the question of which do we follow or isn’t there away for them all to get along and get something done. There is no clear answer and that’s part of the problem. Make sure to read through the comments to see the ongoing discussion.
