Here is nifty little keyboard shot cut: In Dreamweaver Code Mode you can put your cursors into any URL/link (no need to select all of it), and if you hit Cntrl (PC)/Cmd (Mac)+D, the link would open in a new tab. That is really useful if you are trying to fix something in the destination link.
Here is how to...
Just as many web designers figured out this whole CSS and Div “thing”, in come the Mobile Web “thing”. Essentially, designers are now asked not only to design and code for a desktop or laptop computer, but to also make a version that would work on smart phones (emphasis on the...
For those who don’t know, Sliding Door(s) is the effect you see when you rollover an image and it moves up, or down or sideways to reveal more information about the image. The additional info can come on top of the existing image, or “below” it (i.e. revealed as an effect).
First, Sliding...
Remember the old saying “less is more”?, well as it turns out it also applies to web design, specifically to the number of pages a site has. And sometimes it’s fine to have just one page, one single page. In other words putting the entire contents of the site on one page, so the user just...
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Amit Shamis on Sep 11, 2011 in
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Opacity. Here is a word that is probably most associated with the world of Photoshop and layers and such, but its transition over to HTML and CSS has not been that easy.
The main problem so far has been that an Opacity statement sets the opacity for the element we selected – that, we do want, and all...
A recent project got me looking for paper backgrounds and in the process I discovered that there are many choices here. It seems to me that so far as texture backgrounds are concerned there are many more choices then any other material. Maybe I am wrong but here are a few choices for you, most of them are...
