There are many theme switchers out there that do the job just great. Whether you change the theme via a server sided script like PHP or through Javascript most theme switchers do the job of changing the CSS file that styles your content. But what if you want to just change a few of the styles on the page? What if you only want to have to update just one CSS file? Read the rest of this entry »
As described in an earlier tutorial covering CSS tips and tricks we can create content in a page element and style that element to be semi transparent using a variety of techniques so that the transparency works across multiple browsers. Using this technique on a div will also make the containing content semi-transparent.
We will look at a method to transform the content to opaque onto a semi-transparent background across multiple browsers.
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I have compiled a quick list of some useful CSS hints and tips that I use in nearly every website I create. A lot of my time has been saved by using these CSS techniques. Read, learn and use them in your projects.
When I heard the word templates in the past I would cringe at the thought of being thoroughly restricted to a set format which would dilute the design by making you have to compromise with what was already set in place with the template. As I gained more of an understanding of how CSS works, however I begin to see how CSS templates can be successfully used as a great tool to speed up the process of implementation.
