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Category: CSS

CSS is the markup language that is used all around the web to style websites. In this section of DivitoDesign, you will learn all about this fairly easy to use web language.

Browser Compatibility Testing for the iPad

Over time, I have been testing websites for compatibility issues on different browsers and devices. Back in the days, when your website renders flawless in Firefox 2.0, Internet Explorer 6.0 and 7.0, you was there. Today, Browser Compatibility goes much further. We are now not only talking about different browsers and their different versions, but [...]

Case Study: Revamping an Existing Site

Jacques Soudan, a client and friend I met through DivitoDesign, sent me an email with a guest post about a case study on revamping his outdated site. Enjoy reading about his revamping project. Below is a case-study on how I used the Blueprint CSS Framework and jQuery JavaScript library to rebuild an outdated site – [...]

Live Browser Compatibility Testing with Adobe BrowserLab

On my Windows machine I have been working with for the last two years, I have had a program installed that ran all the Internet Explorer browsers on one single machine. I used that to see if my websites were rendering correctly in Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8. Today I am rocking a Apple [...]

HTML/CSS Template Version 1.0 – Build Sites Faster & Better

Currently, I am up to my ears in the PSD to HTML/CSS conversion work. The client supplies a design that needs to be converted to a valid and cross browser friendly website. The HTML/CSS template that I have been using has been a success for me; my conversion time is faster than before and the [...]

Designing Print Friendly Websites & Articles

I have written about print friendly webpages 2 years back and I think it’s time to create a better tutorial. Over the past years, my knowledge has grown immensely and I have a much better understanding of CSS and HTML than before. The idea In your browser, you can push the print button, which will [...]

CSS Conditional Comments Guide

As you might know, Internet Explorer 6 isn’t the most modern browser out there. In fact, it is almost 8 years old, but many people are still using this un-secure access to the web. Because of this fact, webdesigners still have to worry about how their work looks in Internet Explorer 6. When CSS Frameworks [...]

Building HTML/CSS Sites: Use a Template

If you are developing HTML/CSS websites with occasionally a little bit of JavaScript (just like myself), it can be very un-productive to write your basic codes over and over again. For example, if you want to include a JS file for your dropdowns, a CSS framework file and print CSS files every time you start [...]