CSS
Centering the content of a page with CSS
Centering horizontally and align vertically a DIV on the page is one of the hottest subjects of CSS developers community. I will present today the solution I am using successfully when I want the content of a page to be perfectly centered horizontally and vertically in browser. This method is working cross browsers and I [...]
How to align center a DIV with no width declared
Wondering how is possible centering horizontally a DIV which has no width? Sure thing I couldn’t find any working method out there on the web today but I’ve got an idea in my mind and guess what? It’s working! I’d been working today on a page where the menu wasn’t centered as I wanted to [...]
4 ways to declare the CSS for IE
In the last years I have been preoccupied of discovering of new methods for targeting IE when declaring the CSS and reducing as much as possible the amount of CSS code written for Internet Explorer and the number of external CSS files. I even tried to reduce all these external files to only one stylesheet [...]
How to assign names to DIVs – CSS identifiers (Classes & IDs)
Choosing the right name to assign to DIVs (IDs names, classes names as selectors) seems to be at first sight nothing serious to think about, but when you advance and the website is done you might get a little confused because of the DIV’s names. And first of all I am thinking of HTML/CSS debugging. [...]
4 methods to remove the blue border image link, using CSS
First of all that blue border is coming from the color of your links, so it can be any color. To remove that border from the images which have a link you’ll have to add to your style one of the following four lines, each one doing practically the same thing. Is not necessarily to [...]
Best color for web links
Is the hypertext links color, meant to be blue? Well, yes. Google made an experiment with two type of links color, blue and green, or more precisely using colors between blue and green and guess what? It seams that blue links are more clickable, people are more often click on blue links than green ones [...]
