Posts Tagged ‘css’

5 Blogs for Web Designers to Follow

shot of the nettuts site

  1. Nettuts
  2. Nettuts is part of the Envato network. Nettuts covers all sorts of web design and development. Everything from WordPress to posts on Coldfusion. Articles are well written and frequent.

  3. A List Apart
  4. Published by Happy Cog A List Apart covers all topics dealing with web design. From usability to introductions to Ruby

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Free cformsII stylesheet

cformsII by delicious days

I work with wordpress tonnes and most sites I build need a contact form of some sort. My default plugin for forms on wordpress is cformsII. My only real complaint with the plugin is that the stock stylesheet is huge and a bear to work with.

To solve that problem I created

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Interesting Links: CSS trickery

CSS Image Trickery

Both of these articles come from the newest addition to my RSS feeds sohtanaka.com. First off is an article on adding effects to images with some CSS and HTML. Pretty neat and shows much of what you can do without encasing the entire effect in an image.

The second article from sohtanaka.com deals with

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Changing the default ‘required’ in cformsII to an image

I recently had a client request a red asterisk instead of the default (required) that comes with cformsII the wordpress plugin. As it was actually my first time using cformsII in any fashion I started with a quick search to see if there was a documented work around to make this happen. While I did

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News from around the Web

Lots of things are happening today most notably CS4 was released by Adobe. I’ll be writing another post later today going into more detail about the launch and rouding up resources for further reading, for now on we go.

There is another great post over at Design Reviver detailing 22 Firefox 3 Plugins for web developers.

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