CSS Liquid Round Corners
Mark Angeletti from Search-This has written a great tutorial for creating liquid rounded corners in CSS. There are a bunch of techniques for doing this, and this one is especially well written.
Mark Angeletti from Search-This has written a great tutorial for creating liquid rounded corners in CSS. There are a bunch of techniques for doing this, and this one is especially well written.
Some nice quick examples showing how to do simple things in CSS here.
Have you ever installed a Wiki?? There are a bunch of open source wiki software solutions out there. Here are some links. If you are aware of any better systems please let me know. wikka.jsnx.com/HomePage www.kwiki.org www.phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/ sourceforge.net/projects/wikiwig/
Guy Kawasaki comes through again with a list of The Top Ten Lies of Engineers. What’s sad is I’ve heard far too many of these myself.
Some designers in town recently told me about AbleCommerce ECommerce Shopping Cart Software. It’s more expensive than, say, ProductCart, however it is .NET and apparently a solid program. I am intending to give it a more extensive whirl later this week and see what it can do. If anyone has used it, I’d be curious…
It looks like Infragistics has a nice set of interface tools and templates for designing complex backend user interfaces.
I’ll be mining this site in the days to come for list styling options, the float property and more. Great to know all the options I have for some of these CSS features.
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thats funny, i just read that exact article while searching for something on friday.
Hey Chris, thanks for the mention, but I want to be clear, I didn’t write it. Paul O’Brien, who is a madman with CSS wrote it.
Oh ok, sorry I got that mixed up. Great article.
Great example.
This made me wonder…are there any sites out there (wikis maybe) where people post solutions like this for common web programming struggles and where others tweak and perfect them?
There’s gotta be! Anyone?