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1answer
68 views

Better performance on web with big PNGs [closed]

I'm currently developing a web that is all made from images (an HTML version of a Flash web). The client provided me with a big PSD which I had to export each layer as a PNG to keep transparencies. ...
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votes
4answers
239 views

Is there anything like a CSS Fiddle? [closed]

I'm trying to create the CSS design for a new web application. Usually what I do is write the code in Notepad++, then ALT+TAB to Firefox and refresh the page to see my changes. The problem is that ...
3
votes
1answer
197 views

confusion understanding the fluid 2 column navigation layout

I'm trying to understand the following cross-browser layout: http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/perfect-2-column-left-menu.htm but I'm having some confusion with some of its parts and there isn't ...
2
votes
2answers
3k views

Percent or Pixels HTML/CSS

Coding a new website. Basically, for position elements using CSS I would use percents and figured that was the best thing to do since everyone's monitor was a different size. But I noticed a lot of ...
1
vote
1answer
216 views

Where can I learn the most up-to-date standard for HTML and CSS?

I'm looking to learn updated HTML/CSS in preparation for HTML5. Since I am new to this it's hard for me to know which websites are teaching old HTML coding styles and which are teaching the good one. ...
3
votes
4answers
789 views

Can you write a (dynamic) website using only XHTML and CSS?

I am more of a desktop developer that a web developer. Therefore I only know XHTML and CSS when it comes to the web (and C#, if that is in any way useful). I have a little experience with ASP.NET with ...
3
votes
2answers
478 views

html/css/js best practices [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: What should a developer know before building a public web site? Are there any books or resources on html/css/js and web design best practices? There are plenty books ...