Posts tagged ‘css’
Vertical & Horizontal Center with CSS
Web Devs have been promised that vertical centering an element within the browser view port will be a part of CSS3. Until we see adoption by the browsers getting that perfectly centered element is still a pain. Well, here's a little bit of code I use, I've tested it in FF, IE7 and Safari 4, on Windows. I'd appreciate [...]
A New Way to Serve IE6 CSS
This morning I had the opportunity to rethink how I handle IE6 support. I’ve been torn, in the last few months, over how to phase out support for IE6 at my design firm. I’ve always had a one version back policy with my clients when it comes to Internet Explorer. Now that IE8 has been [...]
Custom Image Placement in Posterous
Posterous has some wicked cool image handling capabilities. Just attach an image to your email to the service and it will get embedded in your post at the top of the content (example). Attach several images and Posterous builds a sweetly simplistic gallery for you at the bottom of your post (example). But what happens when [...]
