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Category Archives: Quick Tip

  1. The Simple Secret to Good Dropdown Navigation February 3, 2010

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

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

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Javascript, Quick Tip.

    22 comments
  3. How to Fix WordPress Feedburner Plugins After Converting to Google Feedburner February 9, 2009

    Posted in Bugs and Fixes, Quick Tip.

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

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Quick Tip, Resources.

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

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Quick Tip.

    3 comments
  6. Six Ways to Style Blockquotes July 15, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Quick Tip.

    61 comments
  7. Build an American Flag out of XHTML and CSS July 1, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, IDs and Classes, Quick Tip.

    12 comments
  8. Find Deprecated Elements with Diagnostic CSS Highlighting May 26, 2008

    Posted in Basic Techniques, Bugs and Fixes, Quick Tip.

    3 comments
  9. 7 Tips for Replacing the Font Tag May 7, 2008

    Posted in Fonts and Typography, Quick Tip.

    3 comments
  10. Using the CSS @import Rule March 19, 2008

    Posted in CSS Rules, Organization, Quick Tip.

    14 comments
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