Excerpt: The difficulty many developers face when they start moving to table-less sites is getting the layout to work. Floats and positioning are easy enough for basic layouts, but start to become incredibly complex when moving to a more advanced level. When the push to move to pure CSS layouts became intens…
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Excerpt: I went through the logs of some of the sites I own or manage today, to see what kind of uptake there's been for IE7. From ten sites, some business and some personal, the percentage of users varies between 1% and 12% using IE7.
Interestingly, the higher rates were on B2B sites; the 1% is from a (g…
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Excerpt: Recently I had to code a box with rounded corners for a client, and I came up with a solution which works with 99% of the browser market and uses the CSS3 border-radius declaration for browsers which support it.
The simplified HTML code is:
<div class="curves top">
<img src="images/top…
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Excerpt: The Internet Explorer team are asking (again) for input on most-wanted improvements for the next version of IE. Most of the work seems as if it will be focused on Javascript and the DOM, but as you can see on this wishlist there are also requests for CSS updates - including support for RGBA, HSL and…
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Excerpt: It's all gone a bit quiet round here... sorry about that, but there's not a lot of movement on CSS3, and I know the authors here are quite busy personally.
Anyway, potentially big news is that the WHATWG are asking for developer feedback on HTML5.
I'm still wading through the document, but of what…
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