Author: Stefan Vervoort | Published: 25 August 2008 | RSS | LINK | 9 Comments

In the past, DivitoDesign has learned you how to start blogging and many people have learned from that. So I thought, why not give beginners some articles that help you to start with webdesign in general.I remember the time I started out and it wasn’t easy, simply because I didn’t know where to begin. It’s [...]

Author: Frank Verhoeven | Published: 27 June 2008 | RSS | LINK | No Comments

In this article you will learn about the MouseClick effect and you’ll learn how to use this in your own website or blog. It isn’t too hard to understand and nice to know.
What is a MouseClick effect?
The MouseClick effect is everything you will see when you click on a link item. In JavaScript, this is [...]

Author: Stefan Vervoort | Published: 25 March 2008 | RSS | LINK | No Comments

I wrote a tutorial about pre-loading images via CSS some time ago. This time we’ll use a slightly different approach. We will go deeper into the use of pre-loading images in CSS menu’s. Before you start, you should have some general HTML and CSS feeling and the source files available, which [...]

Author: Stefan Vervoort | Published: 11 March 2008 | RSS | LINK | 4 Comments

A couple years back a revolution began against the ugly websites with tables. Many people adapted the use of XHTML with the mark-up language CSS. These steps drastically improved the web, but unfortunately, the developments are too good to be true.
Why? Because we live in a web-world where browsers define the look of many CSS [...]

Author: Stefan Vervoort | Published: 03 March 2008 | RSS | LINK | 6 Comments

In Internet Explorer 6 a 1px border with style dotted is displayed as it has style dashed. The workaround can be found in this article.
When I was developing this weblog theme, I stumbled on a Internet Explorer 6 bug.
The CSS style I’ve added to the ‘category’ list included the line border-bottom:1px dotted #ccc;. It did [...]

Author: Stefan Vervoort | Published: 20 January 2008 | RSS | LINK | 11 Comments

Today, I’ll continue on a topic I wrote about some time ago. A CSS menu. This time we will build a vertical CSS menu with rollover submenu’s. This menu will be written in CSS and HTML, and will use a so-called ‘behavior’ file. What are we going to produce? The menu I’ve made can [...]

Author: Stefan Vervoort | Published: 12 December 2007 | RSS | LINK | 24 Comments

The CSS property Overflow can be used when displaying content. It regulates the scrollbars. This property is a tricky one, which I had got some problems with in the past. Do you want to expand your DIV’s? Or when they get to a specific height, let some scrollbars appear? Read this tutorial and learn!
What’s Overflow?
You [...]