Tag Archives: Firefox
Google Chrome will include Flash Player and that’s a good thing
Today Google’s The Chromium Blog announced that the developer version of Chrome will come with Adobe’s Flash Player pre-installed and I think this is some of the best news that any web designer or developer could hear. Why is it … Continue reading
Make an Apple style navigation in CSS3 vs the way Apple does it
The best way to learn something like CSS3? Challenge yourself to build something that you’ve seen. I sat down the other day and built Apple’s navigation using only CSS. I know for sure I’m not the first person to build … Continue reading
Setting up a CSS3 radial gradient for your site’s background
In my last post, I showed how to use CSS3 linear gradients to create your web sites background. This time I’ll show you how to do it with radial gradients. It’s simple for Firefox, but it’s a bit more complicated … Continue reading
Use CSS3 gradients to replace your site’s background
If you’re a web developer like me, you’ve made plenty of sites where the design includes a large gradient for the background coloring. Up until now the only way to do was to either, have a huge image that was … Continue reading
The Internet will be a better place when everyone catches up to Chrome
Since Mozilla Firefox was first release back in 2004, I’ve been a die hard user. Honestly, at that time I didn’t know anything about HTML, rendering engines or web standards, I think it was just the fact that for the … Continue reading
Why I’m more excited about CSS3 than HTML5
HTML5 is in reality a long why from being finalized. Sure Safari, Chrome and Firefox support it and there’s a work around using Javascript to get Internet Explorer to work with it, but really it’s going to be a while … Continue reading
HTML5 and CSS3 Will Have to Wait for IE9
I am excited about the future of web development, the stuff that we’re going to be able to do with HTML5 and CSS3 is going to be amazing, even some of the stuff that people are doing now it pretty … Continue reading
The death of IE6 and the future of the web browser
I can’t tell you how excited I was to hear that Google will stop supporting IE6 on March 1. This might just be the thing that, with companies actually wanting to upgrade to Windows 7, will end IE6′s reign of … Continue reading