In this second part of a series you will learn not only how to make your online code snippets look more professional and readable by using a few simple CSS styles but how to semantically reflect their inclusion in a web page via a couple of lt code gt tags. This is a remarkable breakthrough that leads to writing standard-compliant markup....

Styling Code blocks with CSS: Using pre HTML Tags

In this first part of a series you will learn how to improve the look and readability of code snippets in web pages thanks to the use of something as simple as a pair of lt pre gt tags and some CSS styles. This approach does a decent job of styling online code blocks....

Building Rounded Corners with CSS3

In this first part of a series I provide you with a friendly introduction to building rounded corners with CSS3. In this initial stage I show you how to create this popular decorative effect on web pages using four different background images which were assigned to the same HTML container. This technique is impossible with current CSS methods....

Finishing a Casual Navigation Bar with CSS Sprites

If you re interested in learning how to use CSS sprites to create engaging standard-compliant navigational mechanisms that can be used on different web sites with minor modifications you ve come to the right place. Welcome to the final installment of a seven-part series that shows you how to build CSS sprite-based navigation bars. This series walks you through the progressive development of a...

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