The third edition of the Cascading Style Sheets styling language (often shortened to CSS3) brings together powerful visual capabilities and versatile design manipulation techniques.
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Simple mobile-first/responsive Grid System (w/ IE8 Support)
Made my first grid system supported back to IE8 if respond.js is used (or another method such as modernizr, etc.)
This was made really just for use in a project I'm working on, so it's not as robust ...
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Radio group labelling and semantics
I can't seem to get fieldset's to react properly when using display:table and ...
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HTML5/CSS live Validation w/jQuery
I've been working on a live form validation project, initially I intended on finding a way to solely use CSS for said validation but it quickly became apparent I would require some jQuery to get it to ...
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Simple yet incredible parallax scrolling effect
I wanted to learn how to create awesome parallax scrolling effects so I decided to look up how to do it, after some searching I put together this test. It works fine to some extent but it feels a bit ...
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Multicolor bar above form legend
I've implemented a multicolored bar as shown in the image below. It is a bar that is placed above the legend of an HTML form. (Ignore the border radius for now.)
I have accomplished this with a ...
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Visual increment and decrement button controls in jQuery
I currently have a working implementation of a + and - tank level thingy (I don't really know what to call it). In which will be able to 'add' or 'remove' so-called 'liquid' from the container.
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More semantic way of achieving a hover tooltip effect
I have tried 2 approaches to creating a hover tooltip effect: one is rather simple and the other just a tinge complex. My questions is about semantics but also about which method is better even later ...
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jQuery slideshow code - adding previous and next classes a better way
I have a slideshow in jQuery slideshow switching picture automatically every 5 seconds with CSS3 transitions. The current picture has the current class, the ...
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Cleaning up a custom checkbox implemented using the shadow DOM
I'm porting Google's "paper elements" checkbox out of Polymer. This implementation doesn't use two-way data-binding. Instead, it relies on a few event handlers.
Everything works, but it feels pretty ...
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Algorithmic simplification of Miller Columns
Background
Unsatisfied with existing implementations of Miller Columns (used to edit hierarchical data), I decided to re-invent the wheel.
Problem
Most of the existing implementations are too ...
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Targeting specific elements with CSS only
This code below works as needed, but I am not sure if there is a more elegant way with pure CSS. I have a table with two columns, and 4+ rows. I'll actually upload a picture. It's the first table in ...
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jQuery and CSS3 slideshow
I have built a slideshow using jQuery and CSS3.
jQuery is used to trigger class changes (.slide1, .slide2 ...) on the slide container (...
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Showing a spinner over content - fade out some elements and disable clicking on some elements
I am displaying a loading spinner inside of various elements. There are four potential states an element could be in:
Reduced opacity; unresponsive to pointer events.
Reduced opacity; responsive to ...
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Web page for blog post demonstration
I am a CSS and HTML5 newbie. I'm creating a minimal web page to demonstrate something in a blog post. So although it doesn't need to look great, I would like it to make sure it's solid. It has no ...
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Responsive menu highlights page with JavaScript
This is a responsive navigation menu (pure css), that highlights the page with a short JavaScript I found online. I have it all working, but the CSS is totally a mess. The menu is actually a PHP ...
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Tritium website
I am working on my Tritium website (hosted on Github: feel free to fork and send pull requests), and now am looking for a review of it. If you are looking to critique the design of the website, ...
