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Category Archives: Basic Techniques

  1. Understanding the CSS Float Property March 18, 2010

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Box Model, Floats and Positioning.

    10 comments
  2. The Simple Secret to Good Dropdown Navigation February 3, 2010

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Lists, Navigation, Quick Tip.

    3 comments
  3. How To Emulate a Foreach Loop in JavaScript January 21, 2010

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Javascript.

    14 comments
  4. Improve Usability and CTR: Make an Entire List Item Clickable January 12, 2010

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Javascript, Lists, Navigation.

    9 comments
  5. A Full-Width Centered Navigation Bar December 17, 2009

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Floats and Positioning, Navigation.

    15 comments
  6. A Super Simple Horizontal Navigation Bar September 4, 2009

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Navigation.

    38 comments
  7. Running jQuery with Other Frameworks Via noConflict July 7, 2009

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Bugs and Fixes, Frameworks and Libraries, Javascript.

    6 comments
  8. A Simple jQuery Stylesheet Switcher April 2, 2009

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Javascript, Quick Tip.

    31 comments
  9. 15 Surefire Ways to Break Your CSS March 26, 2009

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

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

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

    12 comments
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