Posts Tagged ‘css’

Understanding CSS positioning

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Monday, May 26th, 2008

I just discovered this fine article series on CSS positioning via del.icio.us. It should be a good read for everyone interested in the subject, from total CSS newbies to people that has a great understanding of CSS already.

  • Part 1 - Covers “display” and “position”
  • Part 2 - Covers more “display”, “overflow” and “float/clear”
  • Part 3 - some CSS3 stuff…

More hot widgets

Friday, September 17th, 2004

Kevin Gerich have released another set of nice widgets for Mozilla. It is a continued version of the last set, wich now also has radio-buttons and checkboxes in mac-style.

If you have a mac, grab them at his blog

I have made a modified version of the previous set of widgets for Linux, and I will try to make a linux-set of these too, and publish them here (if I’m allowed to to so)

Hot widgets

Tuesday, September 14th, 2004

Kevin Gerich have posted a custom stylesheet for content in Mozilla firefox (known as chrome/userContent.css. It looks really neat, its made for MacOSX (those spoiled mac-users) but works on Linux too. I have not tested it on Windows.

There is one thing wrong with it when you uses it on Linux, the focus rings is in black and are annoyingly bold. I will maybe create a modified version of it where this is fixed.

meanwhile, get the stylesheet at Kevins blog

Mozilla CSS bug

Sunday, August 1st, 2004

I have been struggling against one big problem the last few weeks: how do I get things vertically aligned to middle?. It turns out that the css-property vertical-align works in all browsers except Mozilla Firefox. Even IE does this right, but mozilla doesnt seem to understand it at all…

For nerdene blandt oss

Sunday, April 25th, 2004

For de som har lyst til å lese W3C sine spesifikasjoner av HTML, CSS og XHTML finner dere dem her: