Category Archive for: 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.

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Live Browser Compatibility Testing with Adobe BrowserLab

1/03/10 -

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… »

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

1/03/10 -

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… »

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Designing Print Friendly Websites & Articles

7/20/09 -

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… »

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CSS Conditional Comments Guide

3/16/09 -

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… »

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Building HTML/CSS Sites: Use a Template

2/27/09 -

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… »

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Blueprint CSS Framework – Learn The Basics

2/01/09 -

Because of the success of the latest “Learn the Basics” article about the 960 CSS Framework, I feel there is a need for detailed tutorials on how to start with CSS Frameworks. It’s not uncommon that people… »

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CSS Resources: The Ultimate Collection

1/18/09 -

As a CSS developer (or as a learning CSS developer) you use many resources and sites that help you along the way. May it be as a CSS tool, as a bug fix, or even learning CSS via

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