CSS sprites provide a neat and easy way to reduce loading times on your page as well as adding rollover effects simply and easily without the use of javascript or worrying about pre-loading images. But what exactly are CSS sprites and how can you make use of them with CSS? Read on for our guide to beginning with CSS sprites in your own designs…
Blog calendar date icons, which show the publication date next to each entry, provide a simple way to spice up your WordPress design. Using just a single image, a bit of CSS and some WordPress PHP this tutorial will show you how to implement something similar in your own themes. Plus we have some free graphics for you to use…
Following on from our previous article about the changes in background properties in CSS3, we’re now going to look at the changes and new features of borders in CSS3. Things to look forward to include the ability to easily create rounded corners and using images for borders. Plus – how to add drop shadows to elements using just CSS!
CSS3 is something a lot of web designers and coders are getting very excited about thanks to numerous new properties and changes designed to make life a whole lot easier. In this blog post we’ll explore the new background properties which CSS3 will introduce plus the core changes since CSS2 and guide you through using them!
Even though internet connection speeds are increasing faster than ever there is still no excuse not to optimize your webpages to make them load even quicker and provide content faster than ever. In this blog post we’ll highlight 5 ways which can help reduce the file size of your webpages and make them load faster providing a much better user experience for visitors.