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Quick & Easy CSS Development with Firebug

In the past, I found myself spending countless hours tweaking my CSS and making everything work in Internet Explorer just as it would in Firefox. Everything changed when I found Firebug. In this tutorial, I am going to discuss how to use Firebug to make CSS development faster, and share some tips for a consistent look between browsers.

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How to Add Variables to Your CSS Files

Let’s try something different on nettuts+ today. Any designer who has worked with large CSS files will agree that its major weakness is its inability to use variables. In this article, we will learn how to implement variables by using PHP and Apache’s URL rewrite mod.

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CSS: Menu List Design

This is a quick CSS tutorial to show you how to create a menu list using either the CSS border style or a background image. The trick is to apply a bottom border to the

  • element, then use the absolute position property to shift the nested elements down to cover the border. It is very flexible — you can easily change the layout by altering the border or background image. It even works when the browser’s font size is being scaled (increased or decreased).
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    Let’s Design a Shopify Theme

    Shopify is well known for its flexibility of design. See some examples. Shopify created (and later released as open source) the Liquid Templating Engine. Liquid allows complete design freedom for designers. In this tutorial I will show how to design a Shopify theme using Liquid. Once you have the basics, you can design a theme, and submit it to Themeforest.

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    CSS Quick Tricks #1 – Where to put your CSS

    Apart from the awesome design you get fed with here, it is time to start a new series! CSS Quick Tricks! To be honest, I didn’t really know where to start, so I thought I’d start at something simple, and then, as we move on, we get in to more advanced topics on CSS. For this quick trick, I’m going to teach you where you can place your CSS, the most efficient way.

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    Formatting Text Techniques with CSS

    One of the most interesting things you can do to make text on your Web site look more exciting is to apply different fonts to headlines, paragraphs, and other written elements on your pages. (more…)

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