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• jQuery plugin Simplest Twitterlike dynamic character count for textareas and input fields

  There are numerous small improvements that you can perform to make things easier and obvious for the end user. In this article I will present a jQuery plugin built for that purpose.

  • cssglobe
  • 18 Jan, 2010
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• My Top 5 HTML Coding Preferences

  Every coder has his/her own coding style based on personal preferences. Not all of us markup the document in a same way. Some decide to choose one element while other coders prefer some other solution. In this article I will list 5 of my most usual coding preferences and explain my reasons.

  • cssglobe
  • 7 Jan, 2010
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• UX trick display form data as tabular data

  This is a little trick that you can apply to your forms to enhance user experience. We'll display editable form data (indented to be edited, updated) as regular tabular data intended for reading.

  • cssglobe
  • 21 Dec, 2009
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• Class Names Revisited

  In this article I am going to remind us all about the class names. I'll try to explain the true meaning of classes in HTML and take a look at their usage

  • cssglobe
  • 16 Dec, 2009
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• How to Display a Flash Video From Youtube in a Modal Window Using Easy Frontend Framework

  Although the title of the article is long this process is very simple. This article will demonstrate how simple it is to use interactive functions built into Easy front-end framework.

  • cssglobe
  • 14 Dec, 2009
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• Introducing Easy frontend framework

  I am happy that I can introduce to you my new product called Easy front-end framework. I hope this will become your new starting point for all front-end projects.

  • cssglobe
  • 7 Dec, 2009
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• 10 short n sweet tips on how to design for web

  This article will quickly run you through some of the greatest issues with design for web and hopefully give you something to think about when you start your next web design.

  • cssglobe
  • 12 Nov, 2009
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• CSSG Collection Free Comment Styles

  This is the second CSSG collection I have created for you here on CSS Globe. After FREE form styles here are some free blog comments styles.

  • cssglobe
  • 29 Sep, 2009
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• 3 Easy and Fast CSS Techniques for Faux Image Cropping

  This article is a summary of a 3 fast and easy CSS techniques you can use to display only a portion of an image in your content. It is not cropping in a real sense of the word, we are merely hiding the "extra" and displaying only a part of the image we want.

  • cssglobe
  • 7 Sep, 2009
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• Simple Way to Random Display or Rotate Content Using JavaScript and CSS

  In a project I did recently there was a need for randomly displayed content in form of one of those "Did you know" tips. Since that was the static site I decided to go with front end solution.

  • cssglobe
  • 31 Aug, 2009
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• Wordpress Find Pages Top Level Parent ID

  Here's a short WordPress code that I wanted to share with you. I came across a little problem of displaying 2nd and 3d level of navigation in a sidebar no matter what page am I on. After googling for solution, I put together a pieces of a puzzle and came up with a short snippet.

  • cssglobe
  • 7 Aug, 2009
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• Easy Slider 17 Numeric Navigation jQuery Slider

  What I am presenting you today is an easySlider update with 2 new features: numeric navigation (as an alternative to next/previous buttons) and continuous scroll instead of jumping to the first (or last) slide.

  • cssglobe
  • 4 Aug, 2009
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• How to properly speak HTM language

  One of the cornerstones of web standards is semantics. For those confused with this term, semantics is meaning of the word, sentence or in our case - a piece of code. Producing meaningful code brings you closer to the idea of web standards.

  • cssglobe
  • 26 Jun, 2009
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• Tag Clouds Styling and Adding Sort Options

  People have very different opinions when it comes to tag clouds. Some like them, some can't stand to look at the mess. This article shows you how to markup, style and add very simple yet effective sort options to tag clouds.

  • cssglobe
  • 31 Mar, 2009
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• Easy Tooltip jQuery plugin

  I love the simplicity of using (and more important re-using) jQuery plugins. So I decided to release yet another plugin that came from my personal need - jQuery tooltip.

  • cssglobe
  • 5 Mar, 2009
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• Pure Css Line Graph

  I often think about ways to visualize data using pure css. A while ago I wrote an article about pure css bar graphs, now I am presenting a solution for doing line graphs using nothing but css!

  • cssglobe
  • 11 Feb, 2009
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• Easy Slider 15 The Easiest jQuery Plugin For Sliding Images and Content

  New version of my Easy Slider plugin for jQuery is here. It features auto slide, continuous sliding, multiple sliders on one page and more...

  • cssglobe
  • 26 Jan, 2009
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• Interview With Logo Designer Luka Pensa

  CSSG is starting to publish interviews with talented people. First in the series is an interview with my fellow Croatian, a brilliant logo designer Luka Pensa. As a special treat Luka has been generous enough to give away free icon set made exclusively for CSSG readers!

  • cssglobe
  • 21 Jan, 2009
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• WordPress Hack Bulletproof Page Menu Labels

  This is a short yet effective WordPress hack to create bulletproof page menu labels.

  • cssglobe
  • 19 Jan, 2009
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• CSSG Collections Web Forms

  I am happy to present a new thing on CSS Globe: CSSG Collections! Approx. once a months I will design, code and give a way a collection of certain web elements for free. First in the series of CSS(G) collections are web forms.

  • cssglobe
  • 14 Jan, 2009
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