Hirvesh Munogee05/21/12
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PIE stands for Progressive Internet Explorer. It is an IE attached behavior which, when applied to an element, allows IE to recognize and display a number of CSS3 properties.
Catalin Red05/13/12
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If you’re about to launch a new web product or you just need to improve the user experience for an existing web form, then this tutorial is for you. In this article you’ll find out how to design a clean and attractive CSS3 signup form.
Hirvesh Munogee05/12/12
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Pie Menu is a Path-like menu using jQuery and CSS3. It's simple and fully customizable, with easy to follow instructions on how to implement it.
Andrey Prikaznov05/11/12
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Remember those old, Courier-font, typewritten forms from the last century? They still feel extra 'official' -- and now here's a set of CSS styles that make your HTML forms look just like that.
Catalin Red05/10/12
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So, why pseudo-elements? The answer is very simple: there is no need to add extra markup. This fit perfectly for the heading we’re going to create here.
Hirvesh Munogee05/07/12
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CSS2LESS has been devised for front-end developers who are tired of working with CSS.
Hirvesh Munogee05/06/12
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AliceJS (A Lightweight Independent CSS Engine) is a micro JavaScript library focused on using hardware-accelerated capabilities (in particular CSS3 features) in modern browsers for generating high-quality, high-end visual effects.
Catalin Red05/03/12
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With so many CSS filters to choose from, it will be fun to create image galleries in the future. Further in this article we’ll create a simple image gallery using CSS filters and the CSS3 :not selector.
Austin Hallock05/03/12
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This is part 2 of a 3 part series on developing an HTML5 game with many platforms in mind. Last week I went over some of the visual and performance aspects when dealing with various screen sizes, today I want to focus on different types of input you might consider using.
Niels Matthijs04/27/12
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Last week I was asked to evaluate the technical impact of transferring a (rather simple) animation to html5 and css3. So I searched around, looked at some css3 animation demos and figured that with a few minor adjustments it wouldn't pose any real technical challenge. Before I finalized my answer I waited a minute to reconsider the problem, as it felt as if I had somehow missed the most essential part of the question.
Catalin Red04/24/12
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I’ve had this example in mind for a while now and seeing something similar in the wild, made me want to write this article down. So, in this article you’ll learn how to create an interactive menu using CSS3 goodness and jQuery’s power.
Lakshan Perera04/20/12
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The aim of Punch is to help anyone to build (and maintain) modern websites using only HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Punch is written with Node.js and will work with your local file system. Currently, Punch renders template files written in Mustache. It expects content to be available in JSON format. Punch can also parse content in Markdown format.
Andrey Prikaznov04/19/12
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This isn't pure CSS3, but in a way it's better: the CSS3 covers the accordion, but the Image Flow JavaScript covers the rest. Lots of very practical and clever coding in here, as is Andrey's way...
Andrey Prikaznov04/17/12
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Today, I would like to show you another pure css3 navigation menu featuring several nice, and one unique, animations. Our sub menus to fly in from nowhere and 'heart-beat' when you hover your mouse over elements.
Hirvesh Munogee04/12/12
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Worrying about HTML5 browser support? Check out Webshims Lib, a modular capability-based polyfill-loading library, which focuses on accurate implementations of stable HTML5 features. Stitches together a number of tools that let developers write modern, interoperable and robust code for all browsers.
