Learn to Add Social Media Icons to your site using CSS&HTML
28.08.2010 15:45 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: M-Sign Designs | 120 clicks
In this tutorial we’ll discover how to add social media icons into your blog or website by using css and html. Usually these are added so you allow visitors they can follow you on facebook, twitter and even allow them to influence you. We will explore the possibilities of the background-position attribute hovered and unhovered and the z-index attribute.

Creating a round corner css website layout
13.07.2010 09:43 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: Extend Studio | 259 clicks
How to build a round corner CSS website with dynamic flash content with Dreamweaver CS5

PSD to XHTML: Simple & Cloudy Portfolio Layout
18.05.2010 10:33 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: PSDVIBE | 395 clicks
In this tutorial you will learn how to convert the Simple & Cloudy Portfolio Layout PSD to XHTML. If you have any questions about this tutorial be sure to ask in the comments. Also, remember with all the tutorials, the source files are available for download.

jQuery Live Checkbox Inputs With Animation effects
14.05.2010 15:44 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: Jooria Refresh Your Website | 401 clicks
Update Records With animation Using Checkboxes inputs without loading

Create a Simple and Effective Photo Gallery using HTML and JavaScript
18.11.2009 17:21 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: Extreme Design Studio | 1454 clicks
In this tutorial you will learn how to create a simple and effective photo gallery using HTML and a little JavaScript that you might need for your portfolio or a personal project.

How To Give Your Web Page A Copyright Using The Tag
19.07.2009 14:44 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: CodeNique | 1344 clicks
Learn how to state that your web page has been, trademarked, copyrighted, patented or anything pertaining to your intellectual property by using the <meta> tag in this easy to learn tutorial.

Meta Tag Basics
19.07.2009 14:44 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: CodeNique | 1192 clicks
Learn what <meta> tags are and how to add them to your web pages in this easy to learn HTML & XHTML tutorial.

How To Indicate Who Created Your Web Page By Using The Author Tag
19.07.2009 14:44 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: CodeNique | 1209 clicks
Learn how to display the author of a web page using the author <meta> tag in this easy to learn tutorial.

Creating a Tabbed Navigation menu with under tab descriptions
13.07.2009 11:05 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: James' Blog | 1599 clicks
Well in this tutorial you will learn how to create a tabbed navigation menu, complete with a under tab description feature, which when you hover on a certain tab a description will appear below the navigation bar.

Dreamweaver CS4 Tutorial
27.06.2009 20:38 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: Flash CS4 Tutorials | 1555 clicks
In this Dreamweaver CS4 Tutorial you will learn how to create a basic website using Dreamweaver CS4. You will learn how to Define a site, Create a template, Design your template page, Design your css style sheet, Insert Editable Regions , Create the pages of your site using the template, Link all the pages together, Create a form, Check your site in the browser and, Upload your site and make it live

Creating a Drop Down Navigation Menu
15.06.2009 16:19 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: James' Blog | 2163 clicks
Every tutorial I've done on navigation bars or menu's has been the normal one level navigation bar, but when you build a website you may feel the need to create sub categories, for example my blog houses various tutorials which are stored in categories, I have a drop down navigation bar on the main link, which is tutorials which then displays sub catergories and then the specific catergory e.g. Tutorials > XHTML > Basics in that example there are three levels. You can create navigation bar levels using lists, it's the easiest way to create a drop down menu but for styling it can get a bit tricky, but in this tutorial Im going to show you how to form a drop down navigation menu and then style it with CSS

Website Layouts with sidebars
18.05.2009 15:11 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: James' Blog | 1830 clicks
There are many different website layouts that are designed differently, many website layouts choose to have one or more sidebar, but a problem that you many encounter is how can you get the sidebar to be same length as your content? This is a good question, because if your sidebar ends before your content then your website layout will look strange. But there are methods of being able to achieve a sidebar that is the same height as your content. In this Quick CSS segment, im going to show you how you can achieve this effect, it's pretty simple and basic, but it's good to know!

Creating a glowing navigation bar
17.05.2009 20:29 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: James' Blog | 1884 clicks
Adding glow can make things look special or stand out and it can be applied to lots of different things. Glow can be used in website designs, to make something look just a little more special than the average look. In this case im going to use glow and apply it to a navigation bar to make look a little bit more 'Wow' than the average navigation bar, using nicely coloured gradients and bit of CSS magic, im going to show you how to achieve a real nice navigation effect, which looks smooth, sleak and with a few little extras to make it stand out.

Creating a website navigation bar with CSS
17.05.2009 13:13 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: James' Blog | 1776 clicks
There are many ways to create a navigation bar, you can use a programs like Photoshop and then convert the image into code, but when I see people creating them in Photoshop I think why bother? When you can simply use CSS for the whole creation and code of it. In this tutorial I will show you how to create a very clean navigation bar that will use one line of XHTML and the rest will be CSS.

The Shadow effect in CSS3
16.05.2009 18:19 in Css & XHTML | 0 comments | source: James' Blog | 1626 clicks
Shadow in website design is something that can be achieved by using CSS and images, to achieve shadow in CSS2 you would use images and positioning, it can be achieved but it usually means that you have to create multiple divs. But one of the exciting new attributes in CSS3 is box-shadow which allows someone to get a nice shadow effect with just using one attribute applied to a div.