CSS Measurement Unit Types

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a markup language that instructs browsers how to size and render the content on the user’s Web page or document printout. The content itself should be written in HTML as it plays the integral role of informing the search continue reading...

What is responsive web design?

In the old days of the web we designed sites to fit specific resolutions. If the user had a larger or smaller screen they just had to live with it. As the web evolved and mainly when mobile devices came into everyday's life, web site owners had to come continue reading...

Media Queries Device types

Media Queries are at the heart of responsive designs. Media queries have been around for a long time and are widely supported by most of the browsers. In this article we will showcase the features listed out into charts. Even before developing responsive continue reading...

Offsetting jQuery page scrolls

Welcome back to answering another question from the webbies. Back again to the Adobe community and a DreamWeaver user that is asking how to offset the jQuery plug-in page scroll animation. Before trying to solve the issue, let's try to understand it. The continue reading...

CSS2 System colors (deprecated)

There are many ways to represent colors in CSS3. As part of the W3C Color Module Level 3 Specification the CSS2 Color system names has been officially deprecated. In our earlier talk about web-safe colors we mentioned that some colors are reserved for continue reading...