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Alignment: Graphic Alignment Tags Jun 1, 2001 Getting graphical objects to align properly on a Web page can be a tricky proposition, unless you understand how HTML treats graphics. This article will give you the basic understanding of HTML's paradigms for graphics and what tools are available ...

Alignment: Tables Jun 1, 2001 Tables are more than just rows and columns. This article will teach you how to use tables to wrangle various design elements into the form and shape you desire.

Alignment: Text Jun 1, 2001 Laying out a Web page presents a unique challenge to the designer, especially if you have previous experience in another medium. This article explains how text alignment works in HTML, and why some aspects of Web layout are more about compromise than control.

Bringing Hyperlinks to Life Oct 4, 2002 This project explores ways to creatively style hyperlinks and see how to base their styles on various link states.

Bringing Hyperlinks to Life with CSS Jul 5, 2002 Author Eric Meyer shows you how to style both text and graphic hyperlinks using CSS. By the end of the article, you will have a working design that works in modern browsers and demonstrates the concepts discussed in the article.

Building a Page with CSS-P Aug 16, 2002 Designing a page with CSS-P can at first present a bit of a challenge. Learn how to build an effective, liquid page design starting with a simple sample project.

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): Absolute Positioning Jun 1, 2001 Cascading Style Sheets can be very useful for formatting text, but that's not all they're good for. Now you can precisely position objects on a page using CSS! This article will show you how.

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): Basics Jun 1, 2001 Would you like to finely adjust the spaces between lines on a Web page or have shortcuts for some common formatting operations? How about positioning a graphic to an exact point on the page? Cascading Style Sheets may be the answer you've been looking ...

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): Text Jun 1, 2001 In this article, you will learn the anatomy of a CSS style sheet, including details about how to format text.

Creating CSS Link Styles in Dreamweaver Oct 19, 2001 Are you bored with the ordinary links seen everywhere? Want to make the links on your site unique? With Dreamweaver and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) you can. Author Al Sparber shows you how to override a browser's default link styles in some very creative ...

Cross-Browser CSS3 Visual Effects Oct 31, 2012 Chris Mills, author of Practical CSS3: Develop and Design, explores some of the visual effects available via CSS3, showing how these effects can supercharge web UIs while still providing a working experience across browsers.

CSS Coding Guidelines Nov 16, 2001 To improve the maintainability and reusability of code, you should establish a set of coding rules, document those rules, and enforce their use. Scott Loban explores some coding conventions for CSS in this article.

CSS for Print Designers: You Have to Read the Words Jun 6, 2011 Words are important too! J.D. Graffam explains why it's worth your while as a designer to take some time to understand HTML tagging.

CSS3 Is Here! Browser Extensions in Depth Oct 5, 2011 Because the process of developing Internet standards can take years and is cumbersome between different browsers, browser extensions were implemented to set off officially approved CSS code from code being tested by the browser manufacturers. Expert web designer/developer Jason Cranford Teague shows you how to use and implement these extensions.

CSS3 Is Here! Selling Progressive Enhancement Sep 7, 2011 Expert web designer/developer Jason Cranford Teague shows you how wanting the next greatest thing for your website isn’t necessarily learning about HTML 5 but understanding progressive enhancement, a new web philosophy that will allow you to push the boundaries of web design, while not excluding large segments of your potential audience.

Designing CSS Page Layouts with Dreamweaver CS5 Jun 14, 2010 David Karlins, author of Adobe Creative Suite 5 Web Premium How-Tos: Essential Techniques, is enjoying the improved page layout capabilities of Dreamweaver CS5. In this tutorial, he demonstrates some of his favorite features.

Do Websites Need to Look Exactly the Same in Every Browser? Sep 9, 2009 Do websites need to look exactly the same in every browser? Let’s find out.

Elements of CSS Nov 16, 2001 The major structural elements of CSS include style sheets, attribute-value pairs, and binding. Scott Loban helps you understand these elements so that you can use CSS more effectively.

Enhancing Boxes with CSS3 Bling Jul 26, 2012 In this chapter you’ll learn new ways to (tastefully) add graphical effects to your sites programmatically without having to use millions of background images. You’ll start by looking at some basic isolated examples and then advance to more involved implementations.

Eric Meyer on CSS: Style at Dawn May 21, 2004 It's easy to take two documents and add the CSS styles necessary to create translucent effects using ordinary JPEG images. These images make it fairly easy to create an attractive design.

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