Learning HTML5 and CSS3
Earlier today I steped into a Slideshare presentation called Up to Speed on HTML 5 and CSS 3 which I find to be very useful for who’s trying to step in HTML 5 and CSS 3 grounds. This presentation was created by Michael Jackson Wilkinson and Jason Garber. Very nice reading for a weekend afternoon.
Continue reading: Learning HTML5 and CSS3CSS Opacity for hover effects
CSS has some really interesting features that not everybody know of. One I find very interesting is called opacity. CSS Opacity is not a W3C Standard altought it’s part of the CSS3 recommendation but it’s supported by all modern browsers.
Continue reading: CSS Opacity for hover effectsCSS Text Gradient Effect
This is a simple CSS Trick that will allow you to apply a gradient effect to any text using a PNG image. No JavaScript is used to achieve this effect but due to IE6 fail to support PNG transparency you may want to include the PNG Transparency support. In that case I recommend DD_belatedPNG fix.
Continue reading: CSS Text Gradient Effect8 tutorials that show you the power of CSS3
CSS 3 is just around the corner and is bringing some really interesting features to the web design world with easy to implement rounded corners and opacity, multi-column layouts and other techniques that a web developer uses on a day by day basis.
These are some tutorials that I found very interesting and that work as a sample of what you can do with CSS3.
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