Different websites have different align position in the browser. Like top-centered, middle-centered and often left-top position. This is tutorial will show you how to align website to any part of the screen. I think i will be helpful for beginners. Read More

We have many major browsers like Internet Explorer, Opera, Firefox, Safari and SeaMonkey. I am really tired of using different CSS hacks and code for each of these browsers. So I want to offer you one universal CSS code which will help us to make shadows for text. This is a simple example of Creating Cross Browser Compatible CSS Text Shadows. We will not use Images, only clear CSS code which work for all browsers. Let’s create xhtml code: 1 2 3 4 <p> <span class="shadow">Cross Browser Compatible CSS Text Shadows</span> <span class="text">Cross Browser Compatible CSS Text Shadows</span> </p> I do not... Read More

This is an example of Creating Cross Browser Compatible CSS Text Shadows. We will not use Images, only clear CSS code which work for all browsers. Each browser uses its methods, so we need to create styles for each browser. Let’s start with default xhtml code which we will use for our example. Read More

A lot of my clients use menu with rounded corners in their websites and this menu items have rollover effect. So, the whole tab must be as a link. I have solved this problem and suggest you the next code example. Read More

I want to write small tutorial for CSS and Xhtml. Let’s start with logo or image replacement of the text. This method is very useful for your website SEO and your users will not notice any changes. Search engines will read your logo as Real text, not as Image. Read More