Posts Tagged ‘web design’

Conditional CSS

Conditional CSS tips to knowIt is desirable that browser specific bugs should be targeted and fixed each browser specifically with no impact on the way general CSS is written. If a bug is fixed in a certain browser version, we need a possibility to remove fixes without worrying about browser compatibility.

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Blog Promotion Tips

blog promotion tips to knowTalking about blog promotion you should differ genuine promotion and spam. There are quite a lot of articles on the web that offer you various methods to make your blog popular. However, most of them are ordinary spam methods. Here you can find promotion methods that give you a good conscience.

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The Address Tag

Address Tag tips to knowTrying to be a professional web designer we try to learn everything necessary about web standards and even more. Now you know a lot about screen readers and people with disabilities browsing the web, how machines differ from humans as well as about semantics and syntax. All this is quite useful.

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At-Rules to Consider

At-Rules to knowAt-rules are instructions or directives to the CSS and can be used for a variety of purposes. There are quite a lot of facets specific to the page at-rule. However, many at-rules don’t work on any browser, so we offer you the basic information concerning at-rules that help you to get the idea without wasting your time on reading a lot of stuff.

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Page Layout

Page Layout to knowHere you can find some general information about position and floating. The main issue of this article is the larger chunks of a page. However, you can represent any web design with the right combination of positioning, floating, margins, padding and borders. Just look at each part of the page as individual chunk.

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Declarations To Consider

Doctype Declarations to knowWithout specifying a doctype, your HTML is not valid and most browsers will switch to ‘quirks mode’. In other words, the browsers will think that you just don’t know what you are doing and decide what to do with your code on their own. Even perfect CSS is nothing without a document declaration as well as with a wrong document declaration.

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Accessible Forms

accessible forms to knowThe accessibility for forms is important issue to consider for making site attractive for the users with disabilities, especially for those who are blind or visually impaired. Thus, it is better to add a number of elements to the form to improve the process of imputing information.

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Standards Summary

Standards Summary to knowToday with the power of CSS there is no need in using HTML to style. Thus, meaning (HTML) can be separated from presentation (CSS).The advantages are obvious – it can greatly decrease file sizes, it has flexibility of a central style sheet and it also can produce pages of greater accessibility.

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CSS Grouping and Nesting

CSS Grouping and Nesting to knowIn case the CSS is structured well, you don’t need to use many class and ID selectors. You can just specify properties to selectors within other selectors. Learn more about CSS Grouping and Nesting with examples provided in this article to improve your site and make it look great.

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Class and ID Selectors Explained

Class and ID Selectors to knowWith the opportunity to define your own selectors in the form of Class and ID selectors you can have the same HTML element presented differently depending on its ID or class. Here you can find samples of HTML refers to the CSS by using the attributes id and class with explanation and tips to use.

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