IE6 Z-Index Sort Order Issue Fix
Did you know that IE6 has an bug when it comes time to use the CSS z-index sorting style? Here I will show you how to over come this classic IE6 z-index sorting issue.
CSS RUB Compressing and Organizing
I wanted to take some time and introduce to you a new technique I have come up with that helps me out in both CSS file size but also organization. This technique of mine has been dubbed RUB which stands for (Repeating Unique Behaviors).
Layout vs Content Placement
Today I wanted to share a little tip with my fellow SEO heads. If content is king, then indeed placement of content on a page is also important. Here is a little trick to make sure your content is always first and foremost for crawlers yet not to disturb your layout and design.
Pure CSS Vertical Menu
Today we are going to build the second most common site menu navigation, the vertical navigation menu. Here we are going to be using only pure CSS and unordered lists to create our vertical navigation menu with three levels of pop outs. This version of the vertical navigation menu will work in IE5, IE6, IE7 [...]
Three Column Layout in Less Than Ten Lines of CSS
Many developers have dedicated their time and efforts such as me to try and move developers over to the proper standards of web code and away from older or non w3c approaches to site designs. One of these long used but improper approaches to site designs is the dreaded table use for your sites layout.
Tables [...]
The !important Use In CSS
Sometimes we must isolate out specific versions of IE that give us grief as developers. There have been many discovered avenues in isolating certain versions of IE out of our style scheme to give specific instructions to, but none are as subtle as the !important. That’s right the !important use is for IE related issues [...]
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