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Category Archives: Basic Techniques

  1. A Simple jQuery Stylesheet Switcher April 2, 2009

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Javascript, Quick Tip.

    16 comments
  2. 15 Surefire Ways to Break Your CSS March 26, 2009

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Bugs and Fixes, IDs and Classes, Organization.

    27 comments
  3. Build Custom Frameworks Easily with CSS Classes March 10, 2009

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Frameworks and Libraries, IDs and Classes, Layout.

    11 comments
  4. 12 Creative and Cool Uses for the CSS Border Property December 23, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Quick Tip, Resources.

    8 comments
  5. Styling Zebra Striped Tables With CSS November 3, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Javascript.

    15 comments
  6. Understanding XHTML Semantics October 15, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, CSS Rules.

    4 comments
  7. 5 Great Uses for the CSS Display Property August 19, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Quick Tip.

    3 comments
  8. Hiding Content in Your RSS Feed July 28, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Tool Review.

    3 comments
  9. 4 Ways CSS Can Improve Your SEO July 23, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques.

    19 comments
  10. Six Ways to Style Blockquotes July 15, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Quick Tip.

    28 comments
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