Category Archives: CSS

The joy (and headaches) of cascading style sheets. Say bye-bye to those table-based layouts! Also includes general tips on the various Internet Explorer bugs.

Using “Go to Symbol” in a Texmate CSS File

Posted on November 11, 2008 by Matt

CSS files have a tendency to get unruly – I feel like I’m always scrolling up and down the file, even when I have it nice and organized by section, just to find a section. Sure, sometimes I bring up … Continue reading →

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Absolute Relative Positioning in CSS

Posted on February 8, 2008 by Matt

Often, when you’re putting a design into CSS you run into various browser support issues, especially with float behaviors. Let’s say you have a thin top layer, which may contain some navigation and/or a banner, and below that you have … Continue reading →

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