28 Free CSS-Only Code Snippets for Web Developers HTML5 and CSS3 web development has pushed the boundaries of what is possible online. Modern browsers have also jumped aboard the bandwagon to support a multitude of these newer effects. As a designer I have been amazed to find crazy CSS-based projects online. In this gallery you’ll find 28 brilliant samples of CSS-only codes. CSS3 Checkbox Styles Pricing Table Pure CSS Modal Radio Boxes Animated Map Marker Loaders Settings Panel Amazing CSS Slider Spinner with Fade Parallax Scrolling CSS Rating Stars Floating Labels Image Slider Dashed CSS Shadow Ecommerce Columns Profile Box Widget Stylish Ordered List CSS Mega Menu Logo Animation Animated Checkboxes Animated Progress Bar Radial Menu Expandable Search Field CSS Scroll Bars Framed Responsive Images Eureka UI Kit Flat CSS3 Buttons Bootstrap 3 Form About Jake Rocheleau Jake is a digital researcher and writer on many popular design magazines.
33 jQuery tutorials to create Navigation Menu Subscribe by RSS or Email 33 jQuery tutorials to create Navigation Menu Posted In: Jquery, Menu, By WAD, 21 Comments advertisement Design calls in loads of out of the box thinking. When we are thinking about creating an extraordinary design we need to consider the usability of web design as well. Here we have some effective Jquery tutorials for navigation menus just for you. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. jQuery Tabbed Interface / Tabbed Structure Menu Tutorial 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. advertisement 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. jQuery & CSS Example – Dropdown Menu 23. 24. 25. jQuery feed menus 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. Make your success certain by using our incredible actualtests pmp exam study packages and realtests itil v3 foundation braindumps. Posted In: Jquery, Menu Tags: CSSJqueryTutorials Share This Story? Choose Your Platform! About the Author: WAD Web designer/developer holding Masters degree in IT, currently living in Australia. Related Posts Other News Previous Post Next Post Advertisements
45+ Excellent Code Snippet Resources and Repositories Advertisement The beauty of code snippets is their ability to save you time when developing a site. Whether you keep a file with your own often-reused snippets or turn to one of the many online repositories, snippets can really speed up your site development. There are plenty of places online to find code snippets and get answers to your coding questions. Be sure to check out some of our previous articles: 1. The repositories and resources featured below cover multiple languages and platforms. Stack Overflow6Stack Overlow is a great site to check out if you have a programming question. Snipplr7Snipplr is a code snippet search engine. Smipple8Smipple is a repository of “social code snippets”. Tipster9Tipster, from Carsonified (the producers of the Future of Web Design conference), is a place to share and find tips from other web designers. Snipt10Snipt is a code repository that allows you to save public or private snippets. Snippets19This snippet repository is hosted by Jonas John. 2. 3.
50 Useful CSS Snippets Every Designer Should Have With so many new trends advancing every year it can be difficult keeping up with the industry. Website designers and frontend developers have been deeply ingrained into the newer CSS3 properties, determining the ultimate browser support and quirky hacks. But there are also brilliant CSS2 code snippets which have been unrequited in comparison. For this article I want to present 50 handy CSS2/CSS3 code snippets for any web professional. Recommended Reading: 20 Useful CSS Tips For Beginners 1. Basic CSS browser resets are some of the most common snippets you’ll find online. 2. This clearfix code has been around the Web for years circulating amongst savvy web developers. 3. 2011 Updated Clearfix From what I can tell there isn’t a major difference in rendering between this newer version and the classic version. 4. Code Source Some of the newer CSS3 properties have pampered us into thinking they may be applied everywhere. 5. Code Source 6. 7. Code Source 8. Code Source 9. 10. 11. Code Source 12.
Best CSS Code Snippet Sites On the web there are many different code repositories of web programming languages from which you can take free or licensed, but mostly free, small snippets for personal and professional use. Many are also collaborative communities that share code and discuss with others. Here is a small selection: asdfgas CSS Tricks CSS Tricks offer CSS code snippets but also some for HTML, HTAccess, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP and Wordpress. Although it is an HTML5 repository, labels filter snippets for CSS3 very well. html5snippets.com/css3 Other blogs have already published good collections of snippets in some of their posts: Tzine is an awesome web development website with tutorials and resources. tutorialzine.com
20 Websites To Help You Learn and Master CSS CSS can be both a tricky and easy to learn. The syntax itself is easy, but some concepts can be difficult to understand. It’s super important to understand because your website’s reputation partially relies on it, as it is the backbone of your web design. This article features 20 excellent websites to help you “grok” CSS. There’s a wide range of websites included – from blogs to directory-style lists and websites that focus on one particular topic related to CSS. 1. A List Apart, the premier site to read articles about web design and best practices, has a collection of articles on the topic of CSS dating back to 1999. 2. CSS Help Pile is an aggregate of CSS resources, tips, and how-to’s. 3. CSS Basics is formatted like a book with 18 chapters dedicated to educating readers about fundamental CSS concepts. 4. Holy CSS Zeldman (not a site by Jeffrey Zeldman) is a useful collection of resources that link to standards-based CSS tutorials, tools, and layouts. 5. 7. /* Position Is Everything */
Font Awesome Icon With Brand Color Variables Pen Actions Create New Pen Save Info Panel (if owned) Re-Run Code Editor Commands Indent Code Right Indent Code Left Block Comment Tidy Up Code Select Current Line Select Next Important Thing Join This & Next Line Duplicate Line Delete Line HTML Specific Select Outward Matching Pair Wrap With... Close Tags CSS Specific Evaluate Simple Math Increment Number 0.1 Decrement Number 0.1 Misc Clear All Analyze Errors Open This Dialog Close Dialogs / Collapse Editors Also see: Tab Triggers
The Alphabetizer puts any list in alphabetical order...and much more! CSS Menus - Horizontal CSS Menu with Dropdown and Popout Menus This semantically correct Horizontal CSS Dropdown Menu has been finalized as of 2005-02-28. See links below for supporting files. View source to see the HTML/XHTML and CSS that controls this horizontal dropdown menu. Note from Claire at Tanfa: This horizontal dropdown and popout CSS menu uses the "whatever:hover" behavior file. It is available for download from the "whatever:hover page on Perterned's site. It simply needs uploading to your server (I put it in the same directory as my CSS file) and off you go. There is a newer version of this file (V1.30.050121 - released 2005-01-21), since these menus were first written, which means you no longer have to use the specific selector workaround for them to work in IE5.x (see CSS comments). The h2 headings need to be in a list element themselves in the horizontal version because we need the dropdowns to be child elements within the h2's parent list to allow us to be able to select them without the use of child selectors in IE.
Top 10 CSS3 commands CSS3 is really starting to gather momentum with many of the commands outlined in the CSS3 working draft supported by Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome. We thought we'd put together some of our favorites. Before we get started CSS3 commands require browser specific syntax for them to work. For Mozilla Firefox we need to use the -moz- prefix, for example: -moz-border-radius: And for Safari the -webkit- prefix, for example: -webkit-border-radius: 1. The CSS3 border radius command creates curved corners on an element. The curved corner command will not display in Internet Explorer #box1 { border: 1px solid #699; /* for Mozilla Firefox */ -moz-border-radius: 20px; /* for Safari & Google Chrome */ -webkit-border-radius: 20px; } 2. A shadow can be applied to elements using the CSS3 box shadow command. With the addition of a color value the shadow is complete: The box shadow command will not display in Internet Explorer #box2 { /* Not mandatory for the box shadow effect */ border:1px solid #699; 3. 4. 5.