Aug 25

CSS: the white-space property

40 comments 2005 at 02.14 am posted by Veerle

“White space” is a property I have never used before…

Mar 28

2 level horizontal navigation in CSS with images

53 comments 2005 at 11.49 pm posted by Veerle

A 2 level horizontal menu is not that difficult to create using CSS. If you keep it all text-based it should be doable once you know the basics. But how about the creation of such menu using images only for the purpose of having the extra graphical freedom?

Mar 17

A CSS styled table

52 comments 2005 at 01.48 am posted by Veerle

Further to my article about the creation of a CSS calendar the thought crossed my mind to show you an example on how you can style a table using CSS. The data of tables can be boring so all the more reason that we need to attract attention to it and make it as pleasant to read as possible. Presentation and design with some basic accessibility rules in mind is the way to go.

Mar 07

A CSS styled calendar

68 comments 2005 at 12.54 am posted by Veerle

Many times I’ve been asked how I created my calendar, or asked me if they could use the code etc. That’s why I thought it might be interesting to write an article on how to create such calendar. 

Feb 01

Explorer 6 Duplicate Characters Bug

14 comments 2005 at 04.20 am posted by Veerle

It seems ages ago that I talked about CSS so today is the perfect oppertunity. A weeks back I was working on a website and this bug appeared on one of the pages. Some text characters from the last of the floated elements of my layout were duplicated below the last float. Thing is, I didn’t think it was a CSS bug at first, it was just too weird. It got me really puzzled, no idea what was causing this.

Nov 22

A challenging website project

29 comments 2004 at 02.47 am posted by Veerle

Let’s talk a little about some of the latest projects I’ve worked on. It started all with an update of the company logo, and housestyle together with a new brochure ending up with a new design of the online newsletter and website. Needless to say the website was the most challenging part of all.

Oct 25

Designing a CSS template page for an invoicing system

18 comments 2004 at 12.55 am posted by Veerle

A recent job of mine was to design a CSS template page for an invoicing system that works entirely in a browser environment. There was one condition: the template should be designed so it works both on Mac and Windows. For Mac, Safari would be used as browser and for Windows (XP) FireFox.

Sep 22

Designing a CSS based template - Q&A

15 comments 2004 at 01.42 am posted by Veerle

A reader of my tutorial asked me a couple of interesting questions. Since I think it can help people I thought I share these Q&A with you:

Sep 13

CSS Resources in one handy hyperlinked PDF file

53 comments 2004 at 10.35 am posted by Veerle

CSS resources.... So many links to bookmark for later use. You don’t always need them right away, so what I do is manage my bookmarks in Safari and my dot.Mac. It’s nice to have them around but it would be much more handy if I had one document. A document that I can store and backup on DVD etc. There are some websites who have a list but what if those are down, it’s the Internet after all. 

Sep 05

Designing a CSS based template - part VIII

87 comments 2004 at 11.24 pm posted by Veerle

This is the last part of our tutorial. (Previous parts: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6 and part 7). We will add the favorite links on the left and link our styles in a separate CSS stylesheet.

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