Tag archive: css
Centered horizontal menus with CSS
I got an e-mail asking how to make a centered horizontal menu, using XHTML and CSS. It may sound easy, but it cause me a lot of headache before I learned how to do it. After trying a lot of “text-align:center” and “margin: 0 auto;” approaches that didn’t work as I wanted, I realized that…
Video tutorials: Learn to write XHTML and CSS manually
After being asked about HTML/CSS coding tutorials for beginners, I ran across a site with a number of excellent guides: LearnWebCode.com. In a number of simple steps, you can learn the basics of both (X)HTML and CSS, and along with the texts you can find a number of videos that give you a visual guide…
Inspiration: Examples of responsive websites
Inspirationfeed.com has posted an article which can give anyone interested in responsive web design a lot of inspiration: “60 examples of responsive website design”…
Variant Whitespace template re-organized
Guy Rutenberg found a couple of details in the Variant Whitespace template which could be improved, and decided to create and release a modified version of it. Guy changed the code order and edited the way that the sidebar is positioned, and the result sure is an improvement. Check it out!
New template: The Grid
A new template has been added to the website template page: The Grid. It is the first template I release which is using a grid layout system, and it provides a lot of freedom for template users to create advanced multi-column layouts. As always, I have kept the code as short and simple as possible…