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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.

CSS Compressors: Speed Up Your Website

It is a good idea to optimize your CSS files. As I told you before, there are a couple ways to improve your CSS coding. I have found an article studying the benefits and performance of CSS compressors. What’s a CSS compressor? A CSS compressor optimizes your CSS files. It deletes the unnecessary spaces, enters [...]

I’ve Optimized My CSS Writing Style

The latest couple weeks I have been working on a new website and I have used a new CSS writing style. It was kind of ‘getting used to’, but after that was done, things were finished a faster way. So what do you mean? When a guy started learning HTML and CSS, they usually learn [...]

Z-Index : Overlap HTML Elements With CSS

Via this guide, you will learn what a Z-Index is and how to use this property to overlap HTML elements with CSS. What is a Z-Index Z-index is an property in CSS and has been included in CSS because people asked for an property with the possibility to make HTML elements overlap. Overlapping HTML elements [...]

Style WordPress Widgets With CSS

WordPress is a beautiful piece of software, we all know that. Especially when you have just updated to version 2.5 and discovered some stuff in the wp-admin panel you have never seen before. A couple days ago, I’ve found WordPress Widgets. WordPress Widgets were original designed as a plugin for WordPress by Automattic. Matt Mullenweg [...]

Pre-load Images In a CSS Menu

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 can be downloaded here. [...]

CSS Resets to Improve Website Its Browser Compatibility

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 [...]

1px Dotted Border Bug In Internet Explorer 6

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;. [...]