thomas
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' Wrapper Div's ' Need Suggestion....
I don't think the question was about saving a div. I assume his layout is something similar to: Of course, it's possible to create two wrapper divs to separate out the nav, but who knows, maybe he has to work with someone else'…
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i hate loving divs..
To the people saying to "just use a table," you may be right, but let's suppose for a minute that the image @mikeman provided was for the layout of a proposed website. In that case, s or more semantic elements would be more appropriat…
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Pre-loading images advice?
In order to dynamically load content on the page, you'll have to use JS. If you plan on making similar websites in the future, it's definitely something that will be beneficial to learn. Start with some simple tutorials (there are plenty …
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template review for new portfolio
Here are a few suggestions: Remove the emboss from your "Amit" logo. It's a commonly abused Photoshop effect, and looks a bit amateurish (no offense intended).The ink spatter effect in the header is cut off at the bottom.In IE, the l…
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' Wrapper Div's ' Need Suggestion....
One possibility would be to absolutely position the navigation and set it's width to 100%. An example of what you're trying to achieve would be helpful. It may be possible to use a background image to give the impression that the navigatio…
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opacity effect
The CSS "opacity" property is supported by most current browsers. To support IE8 and older, you'll need to use a filter. See http://css-tricks.com/64-css-transparency-settings-for-all-broswers/ If you're only interested in tran…
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Animated background
This was discussed in a recent article on this site: http://css-tricks.com/14311-fancy-scrolling-sites/ EDIT: Oops, that's more about background effects when scrolling than when your mouse moves. I'm not aware of any plugins, though. Each…
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Pre-loading images advice?
The example I gave was just a demonstration -- you'll need to modify it to fit your needs. First, it places the images into a div with an ID of "more-images", so you'll need that if you want the images to appear. Second, it'…
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Pre-loading images advice?
@pinandmountme I agree that having the images appear immediately is better than loading/spinner icons until the images appear (which would only be on the first visit, btw), but the trade-off is that you don't have to load hundreds of images int…
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Pre-loading images advice?
@Ampitere Don't get me wrong -- I have nothing against preloading images, but as @pinandmountme mentioned, they're typically for hover/mouseover effects. Preloading hundreds of images isn't that common, and I wanted to know what his r…
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Pre-loading images advice?
I'm a little confused as to why you would need to preload the images. Based on the example that @Ampitere created, you'll have an "entry" page that preloads the images, causing them to be cached by the browser, followed by a page…
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jQuery autocomplete from a text file...
First, you'll need to find whether the problem is with the data your PHP script is providing or with your Autocomplete plugin setup. Do you have some sample data from the PHP script when you run it in a browser/firebug? I'm not familiar w…
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closing tabs on jquery accordian
Looks like your link is broken.
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Growing an Image on Hover & Keeping the Image Centered over original position
Here's a quick starting point for you that doesn't require absolute positioning or JavaScript: http://jsfiddle.net/qG8Hp/ But, if you want something as complex as your Google+ example, you are going to need some JS (at least for browser …
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CSS Drop Down Menu
Yeah, you won't be able to use inline-block if you need to support IE6 and IE7. Floating the top-level s is probably the best alternative. The reason you don't want inline s is that you want to be able to give them a width and height, sin…
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CSS Drop Down Menu
Here's a CSS drop-down navigation with only a minimal amount of code: http://jsfiddle.net/VPadm/ Do enough of these types of menus and you can make them in your sleep. Be careful of using inline-block with older versions of IE, though. You mi…
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Fade-In with Scroll Event
I'm not seeing a fade effect when looking through Google's image search results. However, they are using Ajax calls to load the images as you scroll down the page. Perhaps jQuery's scroll() method can help you.
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Packing different aspect-ratio images into uniform row height
Here are some useful jQuery plugins for aligning elements of various dimensions, although they might be overkill for what you need: http://isotope.metafizzy.co/ http://masonry.desandro.com/
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Obtaining a some effect, auto-scrolling in the menu.
In short, yes, these effects are created using CSS and JavaScript (jQuery is just a JavaScript library that makes common tasks easier). Unfortunately, unless you plan on copying these websites as they are, its not something that can be explained in…
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Basic clearing floats
@joshuanhibbert Right, and that's fine if the anchor can be set to block without causing other design problems, but based on Hand2Mouth's comment, I assume the anchor has to remain as an inline element, in which case the ::before selector …
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Need help with @font-face CSS in Dreamweaver CS5
Does Dreamweaver CS5 support @font-face? A quick Google search turned this up: http://featofdesign.com/stephen/2011/06/21/318/ From the article: ...even though major support has been added to dreamweaver CS5.5 for CSS3 @font-face is not amongst the…
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Basic clearing floats
You could also add a ::before pseudo-selector to the anchor. Example: http://jsfiddle.net/J6nKE/
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i.e 6 issue... what am i doing wrong
Can we see the CSS too? A link to a working example would be best.
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How to Create a banner
In its simplest form, a banner is just an image: You should be able to add it to the top of your page (enclosed in any appropriate wrapper tags) and style it with CSS.
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IE non disappearing content bug
There are some solutions in the "Work arounds" section of the link you posted. Have you tried them out? Without seeing your actual code, I'm not sure what else to tell you.
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Page Elements moving when re-sizing browser
Absolutely positioned elements are placed in relation to the nearest positioned parent. If you can provide a more specific example of your problem using only a few elements, I can problem be of more help.
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CSS and Adjustable blocks
Yes, in that case, you need to write it out fully as wolfcry911 mentioned earlier: .style-class .sub-class1 a, .style-class .sub-class2 a, .style-class .sub-class3 a { text-decoration: none; }
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CSS and Adjustable blocks
Here's an old article on CSS specificity they may help: http://www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk/archives/css_specificity_wars.html
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CSS and Adjustable blocks
I'm pretty sure you'll have to include the 'a' in each rule. I'm not aware of any shorthands similar to what you're looking for. EDIT: also, whether you have to include the ".style-class" in each rule depends…
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div transparency, how do i make it work in IE 8
You should be aware that using IE filters can remove font anti-aliasing from the elements they're applied to. Here's a potential fix: http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_IE8_clearType_fix_when_using_filters-16676.html