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Category Archives: CSS
Free Site Template Layouts for FrontPage 2003 and Sharepoint Designer 2007
These FREE Expression Web Site Templates were previously announced on Expression Web Tips. They are available for all versions of Expression Web. They will also work in FrontPage 2003 and the free Sharepoint Designer 2007. The set of twelve site … Continue reading
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ON SALE! CSS Sculptor for Expression Web
ON SALE though June 30th 2009 Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor for Expression Web for $39.99 which is ten dollars off the regular price. Create standards compliant CSS-based website layouts with ease. You can see some examples of templates created and … Continue reading
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Five Minute Upgrade – Using CSS Borders for Emphasis
I’ve noticed recently that many of the techniques used by top designers are actually quite simple. It’s how these simple elements are pieced together that makes a design brilliant. Today we’ll be looking at the first one of these highly … Continue reading
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The Woork Handbook
The Woork Handbook is a free eBook about CSS, HTML, Ajax, web programming, Mootools, Scriptaculous and other topics about web design… directly from Woork! The book contains articles with code sections, images, illustrations and links to the original articles on … Continue reading
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Structural Naming Convention in CSS
Structural naming convention means that you name you elements for what they do rather than where they are located or how they look. When you assign a class or id for the masthead area of your page, you would then … Continue reading
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