Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category

• Fine Goods Market

  Jan 13 9

  It’s been about a year coming. I’m glad to finally announce that my personal goods marketplace, Fine Goods Market, is here! Not only is is sporting icons, overlays and scripts, but to make Fine Goods a thing truly special, it’s sporting some goods to wear — that’s right, it’s sporting premium tee shirts. Be expecting many [...]

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• View.js — A Simple, Lightweight, jQuery Photo Viewer

  Nov 17 22

  Last week, I made and released View.js — a simple, lightweight, jQuery photo viewer for the web. View was created as an answer to all of those massive, bloated lightbox plugins with a load of buttons and styles. I wanted View to be simple, almost zero images and buttons and be customizable not through JavaScript, [...]

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• Rogie’s Lab

  Jan 24 4 CSS3, HTML, HTML5, JavaScript, Lab

  Yeah, so I like to tinker around with CSS3/HTML5 and JavaScript. I have a lab now for that.

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• Border Radius Rounded Images and Avatars

  Oct 13 10 avatar, border-radius, CSS3, img

  

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• Hud Growl Theme

  Mar 29 34

  

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• Safari’s text-shadow anti-aliasing CSS hack Revision

  Mar 31 35 anti-alias, CSS, KTSH, safari, text-shadow

  I want to talk about a fix I found for Safari 3 and 4 for it’s issues with bad text-rendering with text, especially light text on a dark background. Previously, web developers have been using a text-shadow hack explained here.
  I learned of this technique through Bryan Veloso, who was using a black text shadow with [...]

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• Sexy Music Album Overlays

  Mar 17 93 album, CSS, last.fm, Music, overlay, png

  
  It’s the social web now. We share everything, from our musical tastes, to the bacon avocado burger we ate for breakfast , to the very funny things we say and do.

  I want to show you how to style your music streams and give you some graphics to do so, cause let’s face it, it takes time to design things and it’s easier to use mine than yours ;)

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• CSS Sliding Sprite Windows

  Sep 01 18 CSS, techniques, xHTML

  
  I want to share a CSS technique I’ve used alot. I’m sure that you have seen CSS sprite techniques that utilize changing background position on hover to change a link’s state. Also, they have the added benefit of keeping from loading images on hover, limiting lag. This technique is very similar, but works like a charm for IE6 and PNG images. I know this may be a moo point at this stage, because IE6 is on the outs, but still works beautifully as a technique.

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• CSS PNG Image Fix for IE

  Nov 05 181

  We’ve all seen them, the hoards of PNG fixes for IE6. That is because IE6 is a bag of smashed buttholes. I’m serious. It is. That is why we (web designers of the new world) have to continually come up with creative ways to solve the PNG issue. In case you are [...]

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• Alternating row classes in PHP, easy style

  Mar 30 16

  Ok. I have seen a myriad of techniques on creating the PHP code to pump out alternating row classes on tables, list elements, what have you. It’s usually some counter variable that you divide by 2 to see if there is an even result (MOD operator). But then you got the whole [...]

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