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27 Nov 09

Web Open Font Format for Firefox 3.6 at hacks.mozilla.org

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16 Apr 09

CSS3 Previews - CSS3 . Info

Many exciting new functions and features are being thought up for CSS3. We will try and showcase some of them on this page, when they get implemented in either Firefox, Konqueror, Opera or Safari/Webkit.

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12 Dec 08

Aza’s Thoughts » Ubiquity Tutorial: How to turn a page upside-down

In Firefox 3.1 it has become possible to do even more amazing things with CSS. Anything can be rotated, skewed, and translated with just a single line of CSS code. With Ubiquity we can use that power for good, evil, and other. This tutorial demonstrates how, with five-ish lines of code, you can create functionality — both commands and extensions — that are “other”. Perhaps tending a little bit towards evil. Watch the video to find out what unpractical joke we’ve got cooking.

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12 Nov 08

John Resig - CSS Animations and JavaScript

Apple, and the WebKit team, have recently proposed two different additions to CSS: CSS Transitions and CSS Animations.

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29 Oct 08

An introduction to W3C Web Fonts

Slowly, but surely, browsers, and other vendors, are starting to implement this specification (especially now that its use is implied by the ACID 3 test).

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09 Sep 08

Standards for Life by Natalie Jost » Override Inline Styles from the Stylesheet

You read that right. I said override inline styles, and no, I have not been drinking. For the longest time it has bugged me that there was no way to override what someone else had done with inline styles. I understand they’re supposed to be the override, and I get why, to a certain extent, but I also think there should be an override to certain overrides when those overrides are abused. Make sense?

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24 Jul 08

0x000000 # The Hacker Webzine

While working on my new ActiveX fuzzer I needed a break and wrote another html/css fuzzer called fuzzy overdrive. It's a basic concept tool born out of boredom that generates all sorts of HTML and CSS intended to trigger a crashed browser in order to locate vulnerabilities or just bugs in markup parsing. I know that fuzzing is like playing the slots, but it is still fun to write and use it. Anyway, I thought maybe you like to play with this toy too. I had it running a couple of times, and at some point Firefox crashed while viewing the source window that became very unstable. The joy of fuzzing.

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23 Jul 08

Multi Column Layout With CSS and JQuery

Usare JQuery e CSS per ottenere layout a multi colonne a seconda della risoluzione schermo usata dal visitatore

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08 Jul 08

CSS-Styled Lists: 20+ Demos, Tutorials and Best Practices

When we think about CSS-Styled lists, different ideas come to mind but that rusty old image of bulleted items is not one of them anymore. There are lots of different methods to format nice HTML lists that is used in most web designs not only for navigation menu (vertical or horizontal) but for formatting many design blocks in a stylish and elegant manner. In this article, we’ll have a look at how such lists can create a whole new look, feel, and effect of a site.

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30 Jun 08

About the indirect adjacent combinator (~) in CSS

CSS Indirect Adjacent CombinatorSimilar to the CSS Adjacent Sibling Combinator that I wrote about before, the indirect adjacent combinator is pretty nifty and supported by IE7+, FF2+, Opera 9.5+, Safari 3+, and even Konqueror. It is actually part of the CSS3 spec but it’s surprisingly well supported. Here’s how to use it and what it does:

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20 May 08

Check marking visited links | 456 Berea Street

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18 May 08

XUL Tutorial:Styling a Tree - MDC

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- ::-moz-tree-cell: a cell. Use this to set borders and background colors.
- ::-moz-tree-cell-text: the text in a cell. Use this to set the font and text color.
- ::-moz-tree-twisty: the appearance of the twisty used to expand and collapse child rows.
- ::-moz-tree-image: the image for a cell. You can set the image with the list-style-image property.
- ::-moz-tree-row: a row. Use this to set the background color of a row.
- ::-moz-tree-indentation: the indentation to the left of rows that are children of other rows.
- ::-moz-tree-column: a column.
- ::-moz-tree-line: the lines that are drawn to connect child rows to parent rows.
- ::-moz-tree-separator: a separator in a tree.
- ::-moz-tree-progressmeter: content for progressmeter cells. You can create a progressmeter column by setting the type attribute on the column to progressmeter.
- ::-moz-tree-drop-feedback: the drag and drop feedback.
- ::-moz-tree-checkbox: the image to use for checkbox columns.