Tag Archives: CSS3
Slide up captions using CSS3 transitions
A couple of days ago, I came across an example using CSS3 transitions over at CSS-Tricks that was pretty cool but also reminded me of something I’d made a while back. I was just messing around trying to add a … Continue reading
Was HTML5 overhyped or just made into something it wasn’t?
Back in April, when Steve Jobs said Flash wasn’t going to be on the iPhone and iPad, the anti-Flash people came out in force and had everyone believe technologies the used plug-ins, like Flash and Silverlight would be gone from … Continue reading
It’s cool your thing works in Webkit but doesn’t that make it kinda useless?
Today on Hacker News, I saw this link, IE9 is the IE6 of CSS3. The authors point has some validity to it, I’ve said before I’m disappointed in IE9’s CSS3 support but I don’t think it’s as bad as this … Continue reading
IE9′s CSS3 support is disappointing
With all Microsoft’s hype about only needing one mark up with the release of IE9, I thought there’d be more CSS3 properties supported. Sure there’s box-radius and CSS3 selectors but the ones I was hoping for was gradient backgrounds and … Continue reading
The great thing about HTML5 being open source
I’ve said on here before that one of the things some developers might not like about HTML5 is that others can easily see the code of anything you make. But at the same time, for anyone trying to learn it’s … Continue reading
Quick and easy way to make cool buttons using CSS3
Using some CSS3 and a bit of positioning, you can easily make good looking buttons for your web site. I’ve got two examples you can take a look at here. the first being buttons with a box-shadow. 1234567891011.button { … Continue reading
There’s HTML5 and then there’s HTML5
I remember back in school, sometime in my second year, I read an article on A List Apart called A Preview of HTML5 and I was excited about the new tags, like <header> and <footer>. I was pretty sure <video> … Continue reading
CSS3 Transitions on Transforms in Firefox 4
In one of my previous posts, I showed how to use SVG as a mask over top of video and I based it on what I saw in a demo video showing off what Firefox 4 can do. With the … Continue reading
jQuery style animated drop down navigation using only CSS3
I’ve been building website navigations that are enhanced with jQuery for a while now and so far I haven’t had many problems with them. But I’m always a little apprehensive about relying on JavaScript for basic functions, like animating drop … Continue reading
Create the ThinkGeek background effect using CSS3
When ThinkGeek launched their new site design last year, one of the hilights was the background image that switches from robots to zombies when you scroll down to the bottom of the page. It was one of those things that … Continue reading