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  • Dan's head "pops up" in the top-left hand corner of the site, and hides when you hover your mouse cursor over it.

    Moving Things Around With CSS Transitions

    The "pop-up head" in the top-left hand corner of the page is powered entirely by CSS: no Javascript is used at all. Dan explains how.

    Read more - about 3 minutes (603 words)

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    • 2 comments
    • posted 17 April, 2012
  • Image representing post: A New Look

    A New Look

    Dan redesigns the theme for scatmania.org, returning to sans-serif fonts and shades of blue... plus a few modern CSS features that he'd wanted to play with...

    Read more (408 words)

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    • 3 comments
    • posted 13 April, 2012
  • Roman Typesetters

    When ancient Roman typesetters or web designers were showcasing a design, and didn't want the content of the (dummy) text on their mock-ups to distract the client... what did they use for their lorem ipsum text?

    These are the kinds of things that bother me most when I'm doing typographic layout. That, and Internet Explorer's consistently โ€ฆ

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    • posted 27 September, 2010
  • Clean CSS - A Resource for Web Designers

    Bookmarked via del.icio.us: Clean CSS - A Resource for Web Designers.

    Read more - about 1 minutes (13 words)

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    • posted 11 May, 2006
  • Roleover Image Maps In CSS

    Bookmarked via del.icio.us: Roleover Image Maps In CSS.

    Read more - about 1 minutes (10 words)

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    • of this original
    • posted 10 February, 2005
  • The Most Terrifying Thing A Web Developer Will Ever See

    Want to see something quite terrifying: DHTML Lemmings. I kid you not - this is scary shit, particularly when you realise that it's all being done client-side, using script, over the web: no Flash, no Applets, no ActiveX <spits> - just pure unadulterated CSS and JavaScript. I got scared.

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    • posted 29 August, 2003

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