Category Archives: css

Fast way to manage the Arabic version of a web form

Posted on March 2, 2010 by Stoimen

Left to Right vs. Right to Left As you may know the Arabic language is written from right to left in reverse of Latin and Cyrillic languages and in the web that means you must change the look of the … Continue reading →

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Stylesheets may block rendering in IE. The solution is maybe dynamic loading.

Posted on February 18, 2010 by Stoimen

Yes! Style sheets may block the rendering process in IE. When it comes to media different from the screen, as the print is: media=print this, lovely, browser stops the rendering until the sheet is loaded. This is pretty strange when … Continue reading →

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HTC?! Round the corners on IE!

Posted on February 17, 2010 by Stoimen

Well I was writing these days about rounded corners and some cross browser techniques that help you do this job. But what’s actually a topic now is that most of the web developers are speaking about making different versions of … Continue reading →

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Cross-browser rounded corners! Works on IE but, but not on Opera!

Posted on February 15, 2010 by Stoimen

What’s this that works on IE and any other browser, except on Opera?! Rounded Corners That was a strange answer. Who’s making rounded corners with CSS?! on IE and more important how? There is a way to make it, but … Continue reading →

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CSS selectors – new look over them

Posted on February 15, 2010 by Stoimen

How do you select? When it comes to CSS selectors, most of us are using the most familiar selectors by id or class name. Something like: .my-class {} #my-id {} But as you can see in most of the big … Continue reading →

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