Jingle Bells in Pure CSS
This week, I have decided to do something special for Christmas. Adding some Jingle Bells to your website is nothing that hasn't been done before, but what about pure CSS jingle bells? Now that's something!Posted in Technology10 Great CSS Tips for every Web Developer
Every other week, even though I have been working with CSS for years, I learn something new about it. Some method, trick,or just some mistake I use to make and would like to inform other developers, so they won’t make the same mistakes I did.Posted in TechnologyCSS3 Transitions to replace JavaScript animations
Until recently whenever I had to do the simplest animation I always had to use JavaScript code.
If you're using jQuery it's pretty easy to make simple effects.
The most known ones would probably be slideDown() and slideUp().
Custom animation is also pretty easy with jQuery:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12$('div.red').hover(function() { $('div.red').animate({ width: '+=50', height: '+=50' }, 200) }, function() { $('div.red').animate({ width: '-=50', height: '-=50' }, 200) });
(Working example)Posted in TechnologyResponsive CSS is Important
<a href=\"{{< siteparam \"mediaBucket\" >}}/2012/09/css.png\"><img class=\"size-thumbnail wp-image-1449 alignleft\" style=\"margin-right: 10px;\" title=\"css\" src=\"{{< siteparam \"mediaBucket\" >}}/2012/09/css-150x150.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"150\" height=\"150\" /></a>Let's start at the beginning, …Posted in Technology- Previous Page: 1 of 1 Next
