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Use A Body ID To Style Your Website In CSS

Trevor Davis wrote a convincing article why using ID’s in the body tag makes sense. I often use it to keep different page layouts sorted and inserted an id manually. Now he shows an interesting way using PHP and/or Wordpress. (…)

CSS Revolution - Use Condition Rules WITHIN Styles

Undoubtedly you will have found many a situation where different web-browsers require different style statements. Conditional-CSS addresses this by letting you add Internet Explorer style conditions inline with your CSS statements.
Condition example

Why using it?
Conditional-CSS allows you to write maintainable CSS (…)

Brilliant Ways to Style Blockquotes

The blockquote XHTML tag is a fairly useful (if somewhat underused) element. Semantically speaking, a blockquote should be used any time you’re quoting a longer piece of text from another source – another speaker, another website, whatever. It’s a way (…)

CSS Freedom - Redesign HTML Form Elements As You Like

Ryan Fait presents a method to customize the booring html form elements with css and a little javascript to that you have always dreamed of. It will allow you to use custom images for checkboxes, radio buttons and select lists.

CSS: 7 Free Perfect Multi-column Liquid Layouts

This series of website layouts use percentage widths and relative positioning, and they work with all the common web browsers including Safari on the iPhone and iPod touch. They’re also ’stackable’ so you can use multiple column types on the (…)

CSS Support in Email Clients For Newsletters and More

Designing an HTML email that renders consistently across the major email clients can be very time consuming. Support for even simple CSS varies considerably between clients, and even different versions of the same client.

CampaignMonitor has put together this CSS support (…)

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