Web 2.0 Effects and Rich Client Applications
Learn about new Web 2.0 effects and the technologies behind them. Follow the evolution of the Web UI effects and Rich Client Applications and see how to implement the latest Glass Shadow Web 2.0 effect.
Learn about new Web 2.0 effects and the technologies behind them. Follow the evolution of the Web UI effects and Rich Client Applications and see how to implement the latest Glass Shadow Web 2.0 effect.
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Cascading Style Sheets have all kinds of filters that add neat effects to your Web pages. Learn how the gradient filter adds gradient coloring.
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Press Release: Avoid the pitfalls of cascading stylesheets! New release of cascading style sheet editor Style Master for Windows and the MacOS is now available.
Jazz up your scrollbar with a few CSS color commands.
If you've ever had trouble writing code for frames, like I do, then this is the script for you.
Cascading Style Sheet Property Reference
Colors, images, full and partial page backgrounds, background-repeat, and the watermark -- all here!
If you can put it on your HTML page, you can get any type of border around it!
The down-and-dirty use of Style Sheets to set up text style classes. It's fast and it works.
Put all the commands together and you can create some pretty great forms in MSIE.
Add some style to your lists!
Want to lose the underline on your links? Here's how.
You've probably heard a lot about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) lately and even if you haven't, there's a good chance you've been using numerous Web sites that make use of this new technology. Here you'll find a step-by-step guide to CSS, and how you can use it to your advantage.
Use cascading style sheets to enhance your web pages.
Ah, the cursor. Some like the pointing finger, some like that I-beam-looking thing, and others try to lose the cursor altogether. Whatever your cup of tea, CSS version 2.0 is trying to help.
These commands allow you to place images and text exactly where you want them on any browser.
No, you cannot force a browser to print your page, but you do have some control over how it will look when the user does print. Here's the lowdown.