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Instrucions for making a decorative vertical navigation bar

Tips and hacks for properly displaying margins and floated content in Internet Explorer.

Today evening we're With amazing listing of Typography Tutorials using different designing tools, Photoshop contribution is more then other tools like InDesign, Cenima 4d and Adobe Illustrator, there is designing as vector and 3D typography as well with amazing training tutorials.

A collection of design related articles, resources, comments and inspiration. Designfeeds.com.au provides easy to use and up to date information on anything design. From design inspiration to CSS and coding techniques, Designfeeds.com.au refreshes every 10 minutes and grabs new articles from a growing resource of respected websites.

In this Interactive Dreamweaver CS4 Tutorial (HTML & CSS) Post you will learn how to use for basic concepts and there is all new techniques which embed in this latest version, there is some very professional tips and tricks for your web development needs.

This is specialy for Web Developers and Design because they are using very much JavaScript for make more beautiful our UI (User Interface), JavaScript can add a lot of special effects that can really improve the user's experience, when we add JavaScript/jQuery techniques that add an extra dose of usability to any UI (User Interface/Webpage), we need to figure out more practical styling and functionality techniques to provide a great user experience, in whole package we are using CSS, JavaScript and jQuery libraries.

A wide assortment of pixel patterns for site design

Max Design page that shows how to make a navigation bar with a gradient green color scheme.

I know we should be recommending CSS tips and such, but please check out this short article by Jim Ramsey about flow in web sties. It's very akin to Web ReDesign 2.0 (for those of you who bought the book), which talks about the psychology of users - Kelly Groto and Emily Cotler both speak about the utter importance of a site that affords fluid, easy usability.

You can create RSS Feeds in a stylesheet by using this code. By utilizing this tool, you can have stylesheets, tips, and other sites sent directly through your site instead of searching for them. The author, "Pete Freitag", recommends an XSL stylesheet, but a regular stylesheet will do just fine.

Has anyone seen the shorthand feature on the HTML-kit Tools site? See the video on http://www.chami.com/html-kit/tools. After writing a tag, press Ctrl "J" - it's like the predictive text feature on cell phones. This should be useful when writing html elements becomes more familiar. The Atari voice on the video is annoying, though.

This article by Trenton Moss instructs designers to use 3-d effects for objects. Apparently it's an old trick, but I still think it's cool to move a mouse over an object or image and have it pop out at you. Moss also provides the "Text-Transform" command, which is useful if you forget to capitalize successive h1 lines - it sets a standard for every h1 (every header will therefore begin with a capital letter, even if you forget to be consistent).

A designer at evolt.org says that if you are going to use an unusual font (especially one you have to download), make sure you use it in an image instead designating it as standard text in your CSS page. This is huge, since in my Zen Garden page I'm using a font which I was fond of and downloaded - there are probably very few users whose computers actually have this font, but they can still see it if it is in the form of a .gif.

For those who are interested in having a photo gallery installed on their portfolio/professional page, please check out cssplay.co.uk. Scroll down and copy the code provided below, and you can have a photo gallery (which consists of an unordered list code) viewable to employers, etc.

Here is a little something extra to add to your page. Using the css code provided, you can format the cursor on your page. Cool!

Joomla 1.5.x Tutorials from JoomlaTutorial source, Joomla was created to offer everyone a solid and convenient foundation for creating all kinds of websites. Thanks to its thousands of modules and components you can easily add Blog, Forum, Gallery, Shopping Cart to your websites. Joomla 1.5.x is a completely rewritten, improved version of Joomla.