For those who do not know, gedit is the text editor of choice for any Linux distribution based on Gnome. It is preinstalled on most Linux distributions, with the exception of those based on different window managers from Gnome (Where, xfce, enlightenment, etc..). It is mainly used for editing configurations in files Read more…
Estimated reading time: < 1 minuteIn today's article we see a simple CSS rule, already present in many CSS Reset. I'm talking about the property “outline”. If the regola “outline” do not set the browser will display a dotted box around each link clicked. The default setting is that because it is also thought to those who use the Tab key to navigate, and beading without any lose focus on that link no longer understand it happened. I'm also thinking of those who can not use the mouse to visual defect. By removing the beading renderesti the site inaccessible to them. (more…)
Estimated reading time: 2 minutesToday we see an important property of CSS, Also inherited from the last version, i CSS3. I'm talking about (as you will be guessed from the title) property “z-index“.
The properties “height” and “width” impostarenno height and width, while “z-index” we need to move items into the third dimension of depth (the asse “The”). The third dimension is perpendicular to the screen and it will be easier to understand for those who know programs involving the use of levels.
Imagine the screen as a table on which lay some playing cards, in this way: (more…)
Sometimes on the internet ran into some ingenious solutions, that resolve in a few clicks a job that otherwise would last a few minutes (you, ok, we are talking about minutes, but is always a time-saving). The resources that we mark today (taken from the English blog SixRevisions) are simple font, whose Read more…
From the birth of CSS3 web designers are literally crazy for countless new possibilities available. Some of the most striking are the possibility of creating shading (also blurred) below the text or to any element, the ability to rotate the elements as many degrees as you want, fade-in effects e Read more…
Today I point out an important series of tutorials (lasting one month) that promises to teach web design to those who design is fasting in just thirty days. The course starts from zero, and it is also addressed to those who do not know anything about web design. And it's Read more…
Not so long ago there was talk of KompoZer: an HTML editor born from NVU's abandoned code, which was born of the abandoned code of Mozilla Composer and Netscape Gold. From 10 May, instead BlueGriffon was born, another fork of the project released under the triple license: “Mozilla Public License 1.1“, “GNU General Read more…
In today's tutorial we go back to talking about HTML graphics and CSS integration. In an article of mine a few months ago I talked about the technique (also widely used by Google) dei CSS sprites. In practice, it consists in inserting most of the images repeated several times within the page in a single large one Read more…
In today's tutorial we see how to set the images of our site so that a caption appears at the bottom of the photo with the fade-in effect / fade-out. This technique makes use of some of the features implemented in CSS3, the latest version. Unfortunately not all browsers Read more…
Today we talk about javascript, not how to program, but how to implement the free resources already present on the web. Javascript is a web-oriented object-oriented programming language, and mainly used in this area. All major browsers (Firefox, IE, Opera, Safari, Chromium) support the use of javascript, Read more…