Archive for the ‘HTML’ Category
Better CSS Sprites with SVG
SVG CSS sprites offer some possibilities for webdevelopers that are superior to the "classical" CSS sprites. With SVG it is possible to get access to much needed properties like "background-rotation" or "background-opacity" that currently are missing from the CSS spec. This article shows how SVG can give us additional useful CSS tools for our frontend coding tasks.moreShowcase: Pop-Up Book in HTML and CSS
A little showcase, using all the latest CSS-stuff that makes CSS so much fun to work with these days: animations, transitions, transformations, 3D....
Natural Object-Rotation with CSS3 3D
I finally found some time to finish the last part in my series on CSS3 3D tutorials. We will learn how to build and style a 3-dimensional packshot with noting more than a few lines of HTML/CSS and then add some Javascript-magic to make it a freely rotatable object. Works even on iPad and iPhone.
moreIntroducing Spritebaker
For some time now I had planned to build an online app that makes creating data URI-sprites in CSS less painful. As a special feature I wanted it to be pure HTML/Javascript...moreFont-Replacement
Why I'm using my own flash-based font-replacement method on this page.
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Quick Tip: Styling HR In Internet-Explorer
Anyone who ever tried to style horizontal rulers in Internet Explorer knows that this is nearly impossible: IE<8.0 only accepts a small subset of CSS-Rules for styling HRs. This little script is here to help...
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