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A standards truce in the browser war?: and yetMicrosoft talks about adhering to web standards, and yet it has announced that IE7 won't implement CSS2. It's all just marketing and empty promises, as usual.Maybe not so fastI agree with you that IE is a POS if it doesn't support CSS2. If IE wasn't the top used...; Tags: apotheon, compatibility, compliance, CSS2, HTML, ie7, marketing, microsoft, programming, standards, Web browser, Web site, web standards, XHTML; Discussion threads 2005-08-05
Hide and clip positioned content: By Matt Rotter, Charity Kahn, and Paul AndersonCSS2's clip, overflow, and visibility features make it easy to add special effects to your pages. The clip property lets you reveal overlapped objects, and the overflow property lets you specify what happens to objects that don't fit into a boundary box with...; Tags: Web browsers, CSS2, overflow property, Div, Paul Anderson; Technical articles 2003-09-29
Lay out forms with CSS2 instead of tables: My recent article "Ditch graphics-heavy pages: Create flexible CSS2 border effects" generated a lot of feedback from members who wanted to start using XHTML and CSS2 but didn’t feel comfortable building things like forms without using tables. This article will show you how easy it is to lay out and...; Tags: Shawn Morton, CSS2, HTML; Technical articles 2003-06-09
Is CSS ready for prime time?: ESPN recently announced that it has redesigned its Web site with a heavy emphasis on open standards, most notably cascading style sheets CSS. This could be a boon for the standards community. The main focus of the site redesign was the replacement of HTML tables with CSS. Tables have been...; Tags: Baseline Inc., CSS, CSS2; Technical articles 2003-05-27
Download our site template and make the leap to XHTML and CSS2: Over the past year, I’ve been involved in the redesign of a lot of Web sites. Depending on how the sites were originally created, some redesigns were easier than others; however, most of them were still more difficult and time-consuming than they needed to be. As a result, I made...; Tags: Web browsers, Shawn Morton, XHTML, CSS2; Technical articles 2003-04-15

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Positioning with CSS Level 2: By Matt Rotter, Charity Kahn, and Paul AndersonThe Cascading Style Sheets, Level 2 specification introduces positioning, which opens up a whole new level of control over Web page layout. Instead of building awkward tables to arrange objects on the page, you can place each object exactly where you want it....; Tags: Branding, Web browsers, CSS, positioning, CSS positioning, Paul Anderson; Technical articles 2003-09-29
CSS Reference Table: Here is a nice linkhttp://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/cover.html#minitocChoose what you need.Where do I download the CSS Reference ?Hello,Where do I download the CSS Reference ?Looks like it broke.It looks like TR is having some server troubles today. -d; Tags: peterk@..., CSS Reference, CSS; Discussion threads 2007-08-07
Get started With Cascading Style Sheets: By Matt Rotter, Charity Kahn, and Paul AndersonHTML can be frustrating when you want to control the appearance of your Web page and its contents. Tables are awkward, frames are annoying, and FONT tags threaten to overwhelm your code. But for the first three generations of browsers, HTML was all...; Tags: Web browsers, CSS, HTML, Web browser, Web, Paul Anderson; Technical articles 2003-09-29
Use metrics to justify dropping browser support: Web design standards are constantly progressing, and Web browsers are constantly being updated to support these standards. Unfortunately, Web users don't always keep up with the pace, leaving Web developers in a bind: When do you drop browser version support?If you've read any of my previous articles, you know that...; Tags: Web browsers, Shawn Morton, Web browser, older browser; Technical articles 2003-08-14
CSS Reference Table: Getting started with Cascading Style SheetsBy Matt Rotter and Charity Kahn(9/3/97, updated 11/2/00 by Paul Anderson)Font | Color & Background | Text | Box | Classification | Positioning (CSS2)Matt Rotter and Charity Kahn are software engineers for CNET.com. Paul Anderson is an associate technical editor for CNET Builder.com. by Guest Contributor; Tags: Guest Contributor, TechRepublic Inc., CNET Networks Inc., CSS, Paul Anderson; Technical articles 2003-09-04
Force landscape printing in IE: I have an Intranet site where I need to force a specific page to print in landscape mode. I have tried using the CSS2 '@page' commands, but I cannot seem to get them to work. We use only IE in house, version 5.0 or above. I do...; Tags: Conger, Force, Force Landscape, Microsoft Internet Explorer, printing, programming; Q&A 2005-05-24
Decision Support: Use metrics to justify dropping browser support: This article originally appeared on Builder.com, TechRepublic's sister site.Web design standards are constantly progressing, and Web browsers are constantly being updated to support these standards. Unfortunately, Web users don't always keep up with the pace, leaving Web developers in a bind: When do you drop browser version support?If you've read...; Tags: decision support, older browser, Shawn Morton, Web browser; Technical articles 2003-09-16
Ditch graphics-heavy pages: Create flexible CSS2 border effects: This article originally appeared on Builder.com.Back in the early days of the Internet boom, I wrote some pretty ugly code to get pages to look and act the way I thought they should. I spent hours preparing the countless graphics files needed to create mouseover effects and menu bars, only...; Tags: black border, graphics, header, Shawn Morton, topnav; Technical articles 2003-06-05
Ditch graphics-heavy pages: Create flexible CSS2 border effects: Back in the early days of the Internet boom, I wrote some pretty ugly code to get pages to look and act the way that I thought they should. I spent hours preparing the countless graphics files needed to create mouseover effects and menu bars, only to find that they...; Tags: Shawn Morton, body area, topnav, black border, header, graphics; Technical articles 2003-04-14
AceHTML Freeware (exe): AceHTML Freeware is a powerful HTML editor designed both for novices and professional Web masters. This application includes an extensive array of outstanding features, such as the HTML syntax checker, ensuring the validity of the user's HTML code, the code explorer, providing rapid document navigation, and more than 175 built-in...; Tags: Web, HTML, Style Sheet, Visicom Media, AceHTML Freeware, Web Site Development, Channel Management, Internet, Marketing; Software downloads 2007-06-07
CSS 101: Locate and style Web elements with selectors: Where is the greaterthan symbol in Listing HListing H seems identical to Listing G. Where should the greater than symbol referred to in the text be placed?Listing HIn noticed the example was exactly the same and I wondered the same thing -MS IE Bad, bad, bad!!!Try downloading/installing FireFox or Opera...; Tags: derek.newsbox1@..., Web, Listing H, CSS; Discussion threads 2007-04-03
Laying out elements with the CSS box model: If you've ever had a chance to inspect the World Wide Web Consortium's CSS2 specification nice bedtime reading, you've been presented with the box model for laying out pages. Basically, the box model states that everything included in a Web page can be described as living in a box. You...; Tags: box concept, Baseline Inc., CSS; Technical articles 2003-11-07
CSS or Javascript or ....: So, what do folk recommend for menu creation on web sites?I usually use javascript tree style menus but the recent article on CSS has me thinking that this might be a better option.One problem with Javascript, I believe, is that the user has to enable javascript use on their machines....; Tags: JavaScript, Allan.Thompson@..., CSS; Discussion threads 2007-01-08
Different ways to work with Web fonts: The CSS2 Specification outlines numerous ways to size your fonts in Web applications. In this week's Web Development column, Tony Patton explores font sizing and discusses the best way to manipulate fonts in your application. When developing a Web application, nothing is more important than presentation. So, it...; Tags: Web, CSS2 Specification, Tony Patton, font, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Drawback, Pixel, Web Application, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Exception, Value; Technical articles 2006-10-02
CSS 101: Styling the cursor: Use cursor:pointer rather than cursor:handcursor:hand is IE specific whereas cursor:pointer is in the CSS2 standardbrowser compatIt would be nice if the article listed the browsers which have implemented CSS 2.1. As we web developers all know, anytime a technology is mentioned pertaining to web-based interface instruments, it is useless...; Tags: Web browsers, ambientNRG, CSS, Web browser, cursor, Microsoft Internet Explorer; Discussion threads 2007-06-05

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