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Category Archives: CSS
Z-index: sandwich filler
Working with z-index can be a little counter-intuitive at times.
With my redesign I wanted to place a “polaroid” style photo of myself behind the “about” section but in front of the main content and header. If I hadn’t used such large text and a coloured background perhaps I wouldn’t even have noticed what was happening. Continue reading
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The :first-letter pseudo-element
By a roundabout route I happened on a post describing an Internet Explorer 6 bug (of course) in applying the :first-letter pseudo-element in CSS. In IE6 there must be a blank between the selector and the declaration block. /* does … Continue reading
What happened to the design? CSS Naked Day ’08
To know more about why styles are disabled on this website visit the Annual CSS Naked Day website for more information.
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