Archive for the ‘html’ Category

A truly versatile three column template

There are hundreds of 3 column templates out there, so what’s one more right? Well the difference here is that this one template can handle 1,2 or 3 columns, purely dependent on the existence of the columns on the html. So, if you have a CMS system and you generate a left or right column, [...]

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Getting destination page to reload after back button is clicked

I found that in certain cases that the back button was causing much mayhem on my site as the code is not reloaded and therefore caused some unwanted behaviour. So here’s my cross-browser fix that I have devised after much googling. For a change IE was not the challenge, but rather Firefox as the onload [...]

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Fantastic use of pure css to create animation

I like to think I have a fairly good grip on CSS, but this takes it to another level: Introducing the rolling coke can… Consider yourself humbled.

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A really really flexible CSS layout

This is a really really flexible layout that does not make use of tables and can be used as either a 1,2 or 3 column layout by simply including or omitting the left and right columns. The content is king, so the content comes first in the html followed by the rest. The structure is [...]

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Simple, accessible, standards based and validated Form

We all know that tables are evil and you run the risk of being seriously uncool if you are caught using them. But when it comes to forms they really make cross browser layouts that much easier, which is why there are so many forms that use tables. In the interest of good standards based [...]

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