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  • CSS and round corners: Boxes with curves

    by Trenton

    One of the main reasons for having to use images on any web page is to create curves and round corners. It's currently impossible to create any kind of curved shapes using just HTML, so images need to be used. Putting these images into the HTML document with a table layout can create a large amount of superfluous code. Using the power of CSS we'll create the following box with round corners, without an <img> tag in sight.. Read full article

  • Typography on the Web

    by Roan Lavery

    Crucial to the ethos of the web is providing information in a way which is easy to read. It sounds simple, but there are many design considerations which factor into this, one of the most obvious being: "Which font do I choose?". Read full article

  • Moving from Tables to CSS

    by Roan Lavery

    Learn how to migrate your existing sites from tables to CSS, and how to start including more CSS based design into your workflow. Why? Because I still think many people find learning to build CSS layout sites from scratch difficult. There's a steep learning curve associated with CSS design, much more so than tables, and getting consistent results across different browsers is tricky, even for the more experienced. . Read full article

  • Accessibility for Web Developers

    by gez

    Developers put a lot of effort into ensuring their sites can be viewed in outdated browsers, but all too often ignore newer browsers, or worse still, a whole range of visitors. Accessibility means access to information for all. Information to all, regardless of the device used to view the document, or abilities of the visitor. This article covers the W3C guidelines for making your site accessible - a legal requirement for companies in the UK and United States.. Read full article

  • Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

    by gez

    A comprehensive Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) tutorial. Learn how to use the power of CSS to apply styles throughout your entire website - and changing them - whilst modifying only a single file!. Read full article

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  • CSS Positioning Within a Container

    by Trenton

    One of the best things about CSS is that you can position an object absolutely anywhere you want in the document. It's also possible (and often desirable) to position objects within a container. It's simple to do too.. Read full article

  • Centre Aligning a Block Element

    by Trenton

    Learn how to have a fixed width layout website, and the content floated in the middle of the screen, with pre IE 6 compatability.. Read full article

  • Image replacement technique

    by Trenton

    It's always advisable to use regular HTML markup to display text, as opposed to an image. Doing so allows for a faster download speed and has accessibility benefits. However, if you've absolutely got your heart set on using a certain font and your site visitors are unlikely to have that font on their computers, then really you've got no choice but to use an image.. Read full article

  • CSS font shorthand rule

    by Trenton

    Learn how to shorten those CSS font rules.. Read full article

  • Trimming form fields

    by Andy Clarke

    Web forms often ask visitors for non-essential information, but long and complicated forms can seriously hinder the e-commerce sales process. Wouldn't it be cool to give users the option to hide these optional fields at their own discretion, and with a clever use of Javascript, the DOM and some CSS we can!. Read full article

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  • Ladies Night on Coder Journal

    Published on 08 Jul 2008 from Nick Berardi's Coder Journal

    I received a ton of nice comments from Rob, John, Scott, and Phil related to my previous post, What Software Bloggers Do Girls Like Better? Phil even did a nice follow up post, with some good humor gloating, until the end where his wife let the air out of his sails; like only a [...] Read full article

  • Which Software Blogger Do Girls Like Better?

    Published on 27 Jun 2008 from Nick Berardi's Coder Journal

    Today I received an invite to Google Ad Planner. As I was playing around with this new tool, I was really blown away by how much information Google has collected on specific websites. So much so that I wanted to share this tool with my readers, but I couldn’t come up with an interesting way [. Read full article

  • MVC CAPTCHA for Preview Release 3

    Published on 24 Jun 2008 from Nick Berardi's Coder Journal

    Since my last release of the MVC toolkit some major changes have taken place in the MVC Framework. I am going to do a quick run through of how they changed the MVC CAPTCHA for the better. Originally in MVC Preview Release 1 for the MVC CAPTCHA many of you remember that the indicator for [...] Read full article

  • Firefox 3.0 Released

    Published on 17 Jun 2008 from Nick Berardi's Coder Journal

    Firefox 3.0 is going to be released today at 1:00 PM EST and 10:00 AM PST, other times can be found here. This is going to be a huge release where the Mozilla team is going for the Guiness World Record for the most software downloads in one day. I have included a schedule below [...] Read full article

  • Turn Google App Engine into your own Personal Content Delivery Network (CDN)

    Published on 12 Jun 2008 from Nick Berardi's Coder Journal

    As anybody who has run a growing website or blog knows, response time is going to get worse with the more users you have visiting your site. The users come from all angles, RSS feeds, homepage visits, search engine visits, people sealing your static files that you host, and pretty much anything else Read full article

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  • ASP.NET Menu

    ASP.NET Menu Version 1.03 is a menu control created in ASP.NET.

  • HTTP File Commander

    "HTTP File Commander" is a DHTML remote file management tool. You can copy, delete, move, and edit files on remote computer the same way you it on a local one.

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  • 101MediaPro

    101MediaPro offers professional web site design, web programming, and flash design/presentation that suit your web development needs for as little as $20 per hour.

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    VBScripts, JavaScripts, Classes, HTAs, free access to source code of unusual scripts.

  • Web Developer Resources

    WebSoftware specialises in Professional Software Solutions for the web. Aimed at the web developer community, our main product - the HotHTML series - is aimed at giving Web Developers the tools and features in a rich text editing enviroment with support for the latest technologies.

  • Visionary Technologies

    Provide Web professionals and Web masters the best set of tools for building effective and professional Web Sites. Offering a set of very impressive software that improve the performance of your Web site, and that give your site a professional look.

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