If you are using Flash animations in your web pages, you might find yourself struggling the the overlapping of your navigation menu and a flash movie.
Your sub-menus will appear underneath the bounding box of your Flash movie no matter what CSS trick you use to change the stacking order (z-index) of the HTML elements affected by that issue.
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Flash WMode To Preserve The CSS Stacking Order
July 24, 2012How To Merge Multiple Style Sheets with CSS Media Queries
April 17, 2012This article is an attempt to share some insights pertaining to web design for multiple devices: desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones and other internet enabled portable gadgets. Thanks to CSS media queries, you can now serve the same content to all those platforms and define a style sheet for each specific range of screen sizes. To provide each web site visitor a web experience tailored to her device, web developers have to create multiple CSS stylesheets — at least 3 — in order to cover the display spectrum.
How To Make IE6 Play Nice with Other Web Browsers
March 20, 2010The constant web browsers war is more about the chaos and the lack of consistency across the board in implementing the recommendations of the W3C (Worldwide Web Consortium) regarding HTML and CSS. That leaves web developers in the middle of a land mines field. Those pour souls have to gather all the courage it takes to tiptoe out that mess when designing or updating web applications.
Internet Explorer 9 to Embrace HTML 5, CSS3 and SVG
March 12, 2010Internet Explorer (IE) is one of the most used web browsers on the internet today. Its popularity cannot certainly be attributed to its performance. The spread of that browser on personal computers is linked to the fact that Internet Explorer is shipped with most new PCs using the Windows Operating System. Most web users still perceive IE as “the” internet browser because IE used to be tied to Windows OS until recently.
How To Design a Clean CSS Web Page Layout
March 5, 2010Using CSS to convert your graphic design from Fireworks/Photoshop into a full-blown web page is an art in its own right. It takes some time to master that craft but you can achieve clean CSS layouts with a lots of practice or quickly learn the tricks-of-the-trade from an expert.