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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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• jQuery plugin Easy Image or Content Slider

  This is my first jQuery plugin. Easy Slider (as I call this plugin) enables images or any content to slide horizontally or vertically on click.

  • cssglobe
  • 6 Jan, 2009
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• My Top 10 Most Used CSS Class Names

  Many developers are puzzled when it comes to assigning class names to elements and often end up using wrong ones. Here are my top 10 class names with explanations.

  • cssglobe
  • 3 Jan, 2009
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• 2008 on Css Globe

  Although this site is several years old, 2008 was the first year that CSSG started to fulfill it's potential.

  • cssglobe
  • 2 Jan, 2009
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• CSS Sprites Rounded corners

  There are many tutorials about rounded corners with CSS. Here's a technique that uses CSS sprites.

  • ignari
  • 29 Dec, 2008
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• Fading color effect for inline text links using jQuery

  Here's a simple UX trick that can be easily implemented into your web sites. With a few lines of jQuery it will make your text links fade to another color on rollover.

  • cssglobe
  • 8 Dec, 2008
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• Optimized Css Files

  An article recently submitted to community news section reminded me of a topic that I wanted to talk about - CSS optimization. As you know there are many online CSS optimizers that help you reduce your CSS file sizes. But to me, solid, optimized code should be human generated.

  • cssglobe
  • 1 Dec, 2008
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• Introducing Templatica

  I am happy to announce my new project called Templatica It is a place where you can get awesome CSS templates for a symbolic price and directly support Css Globe!

  • cssglobe
  • 27 Nov, 2008
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• Preventing line breaks using Regular Expression

  When developing sites I am often asked to perform tasks that from the first look seem very simple. But when I dig into it I soon find out that it's turning out to be one of those things that make you go "hm..."

  • cssglobe
  • 24 Nov, 2008
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• 100 CSS compatibility or degrade correctly

  I was talking with a front-end developer friend recently and was arguing that I would only use CSS3 rounded corners and shadows in the near future. No more pixel perfect for IE if it degrades correctly. My friend was not far from being outraged, for him, the user experience is King, and all users should have access to the same experience

  • Karnius
  • 12 Nov, 2008
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• Golden Ratio in modern CSS

  The styling of a website is not just the looks, it is much more than that. It is the thing that makes the visitor feel comfortable, the thing that will make him subconsciously love it, make him feel like home.

  • crs
  • 6 Nov, 2008
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• Creating easy and useful CSS Sprites

  CSS sprites are a way to combine images to improve our page loading time, reducing the number of requests our server does. In this article I will teach you how to make them.

  • ignari
  • 29 Oct, 2008
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• Why do you like or dislike Css Globe

  I plan to make some changes to this site in the near future, I will update some things, some new features coming up and perhaps some features will be gone. Have your say and become a part of these changes.

  • cssglobe
  • 22 Oct, 2008
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