Poolestudios.com has downloadable css which automatically adds small icons next to links on your site by searching for defined text like “.rss” and then places the appropriate icon next to the link. The zip file also includes about 30 tiny icons.
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Using CSS, these pseudo classes from pixelspread.com automatically ad a drop-cap effect to the first letter of each paragraph. Works in all browsers except IE6, though a commenter offers a solution for IE6 using jQuery
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This is a freeware search engine optimized content management system. What that means in a a nutshell is that it’s software you can use it to build a website from a database. The key benefit is that it’s a very quick way to generate a large number of pages and also very easy to […]
If you want to add decorative borders to your images but don’t want to edit each one inPhotoshop, webdesignwall.com has a great tutorial that shows you how to do it using css to overlay a border on your image. The great thing about this technique is that if you ever want to change the style […]
This is a great site to explain the concept of what CSS is and what it can do. When people first hear of CSS they tend to think “it’s a way to change the font used on the entire site without changing it on the individual pages” While that’s impressive enough, CSS is so […]
Get the CSS and HTML code to create a purely CSS rollover
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Another batch of great CSS Templates waiting to be downloaded.
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