The topic for 2010′s Blog Action Day is water conservation. I made a water conservation vector graphic years ago that I’ve never actually used, so I figured I’d put it out there for any bloggers to use in their water-conservation-themed posts (or anywhere they please). Continue reading
I’ve lately been messing around with the Tumblr platform, and am pretty impressed overall with what can be achieved with a free blogging platform. I’ve been working on a tumblr theme for portfolio creation (more on that later…) and came across the problem of not being able to display more than 15 posts per page. After a some digging, copying and pasting, and a bit of cleverness, I have the beginnings of a solution. Continue reading
When I first started out learning HTML and CSS, there was no shortage of tutorials all over the web explaining how to code PSDs into HTML. I surely read and followed dozens of them, but only a few really stuck with me and really helped me. Continue reading
In part two of two, we’ll be taking our XHTML and our sliced up images and bringing them together into a the beautiful medley that is CSS. Continue reading
In this tutorial, we’re going to be taking a PSD webpage template and coding it into XHTML and CSS. Along the way, I’m going to explain how to approach the coding of a webpage, so that hopefully, after reading, you’ll be able to apply what you’ve learned to your own designs. Continue reading
Tabs are great – They’re user-friendly because they’re like the real world, and they can add a great 3D element to a design. Overlapping tabs present a special challenge to code, but with some careful planning and clever images, we’ll have some nicely interactive tabs.