Articles tagged with “CSS”
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IE once again sucks
On some of our websites, we use conditional comments to control CSS hacks for Internet Explorer. If you create static copies of a website (or mirror), never forget that only IE will follow the @import links inside conditional controls - tools like httrack or wget certainly will not, because they know how to behave! This fact cost me almost an hour today. -
Simulating conditions with pure HTML/CSS
There are many ways to assign extra styles to the menu item of the active page. TYPO3 for example provides ACT in Typoscript to do so. But did you know that this can be solved with pure HTML/CSS? -
Styling weblinks with CSS
CSS gives you so many powerful methods of styling weblinks. We not only have pseudo classes to distinguish between visited/unvisited and hovered/activated links, but also those highly configurable attribute selectors to individually style all types of protocols (mailto, https, ...) and document types (pdf, mp3, ...)