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50+ different browsers are now out there. As a result, cross-browser compatibility may lead to the increase of costs and time on PSD to HTML conversion, as well as to the growth of size and complexity of the resulting markup. How to stay within reasonable budget and wisely concentrate their efforts when converting designs into HTML/CSS code?

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"The goal here is a background image on a website that covers the entire browser window at all times. Let's put some specifics on it: Fills entire page with image, no white space Scales image as needed Retains image proportions (aspect ratio) Image is centered on page Does not cause scrollbars As cross-browser compatible as possible Isn't some fancy shenanigans like Flash"

"Conclusion FlexBox and Columns aside, it's still not definite which new layout modules will be fully implemented cross-browser. I'd say that Positioned Floats and Exclusions are very similar, and could easily be merged (indeed, this seems to be happening). Grid Layout has subsumed Template Layout, and will definitely be in IE10. Regions has already been implemented in a fork of WebKit, so could appear in WebKit browsers (Safari, Chrome, etc) very quickly. So I'd be willing to predict that with some changes to syntax, most of what you see here will make it into CSS3 in the future. If that's the case, I think it's a good thing; these new methods are complementary, not competing, and with a minimum of work will allow us to build very sophisticated websites a few years from now."

"The goal here is a background image on a website that covers the entire browser window at all times. Let's put some specifics on it: Fills entire page with image, no white space Scales image as needed Retains image proportions (aspect ratio) Image is centered on page Does not cause scrollbars As cross-browser compatible as possible Isn't some fancy shenanigans like Flash"

Browserhacks is an extensive list of browser specific CSS and JavaScript hacks from all over the interwebs

"We sometimes need to display a shorter version of a text/content so that it fits to the layout as expected (like the "read more" links shown for truncated content). Cutter.js is a JavaScript class that allows us to accomplish this on the client-side without losing markup. The class cuts the content to the number of requested words and if needed puts a link to open the full content again and, if wanted, places a link to open the full content. It is a standalone + lightweight resource (1.5kb gzipped) and works cross-browser."

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There are plenty of reasons to use a CSS Framework to build your websites. They can speed up development, make your sites more aesthetically pleasing, and they can help eliminate all those nasty cross-browser compatibility issues (though not all of them do this, or do it well). But it can also be a steep learning curve to figure out which framework you should use (or if you should use one at all) and then how to use it.

yea ur Right, I used to waste too much time to develop sites frm Scratch, Now I gotta follow sme standards Framework. These wuld be really helpful and I guess It's jst d right time to migrate to them... Thanks for the Article :) and Nice Share :)

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A cross-browser, unobtrusive, accessible alternative to the standard select form element which can be fully customised with CSS.

"http://css3generator.com/ » The drop-down list says "Choose Something". Choices include: shadows, transitions, even transform and @font-face! It has an option for border-radius, but if that's the only thing you need, there's the quick and dirty: http://border-radius.com/ » Super simple, uber-easy-to-use, just does border-radius. What more can I say? http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/ » Sleek, Photoshop-like gradient editor that spits out cross-browser CSS. Fancy - with live preview and the like. Resist the urge to add gradients to everything you do. http://www.cssbuttongenerator.com/ » Comes with some nice default palettes, but fully customizable with your own color values. Sleek color-picker and sliders to make it how you want it, plus a link to a more advanced button generator. I've definitely been making more buttons since this baby came online :)"

"UItoTop jQuery Plugin Inspired by the great idea of David Walsh's jQuery topLink Plugin, I made a similar plugin but with two key differences, this one does not require you to add extra html markup or extra plugins to function. It will only work when JavaScript is turned on ( on purpose ), It's easy to setup with only one line of code, and it works cross-browser nicely ( Tested: IE6-8, FF, Safari )."

Mobile Boilerplate is your trusted template made custom for creating rich and performant mobile web apps. You get cross-browser consistency among A-grade smartphones, and fallback support for legacy Blackberry, Symbian, and IE Mobile. Mobile Boilerplate is not a framework, but works well with projects like jQuery Mobile, Sencha Touch, Phonegap and Appcelerator. You get an offline caching setup for free, fast button clicks, a media query polyfill, and many common mobile WebKit optimizations waiting for you. Use Mobile Boilerplate to start your mobile webapp quickly and immediately benefit from community best practices.

We deliver search engine friendly, cross browser compatible and standards compliant PHP Web Development solutions at affordable prices. Our team also creates unique cms-driven websites using open source PHP-based frameworks.