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CSS Font Size – Units Used

Posted on October 12, 2009 by linuxandfriends

In CSS, you can fix the font size of your content using 4 different units namely em, px, pt, and %. Each of these units have their own characteristics which make them ideally suitable for use in specific situations. The following is a mind map highlighting the differences between these four units used by web [...]

Solution to problem of Flash overlapping CSS Menus or JavaScript popup

Posted on April 5, 2009 by linuxandfriends

I recently designed a site where I had Javascript popups /CSS menu side by side with some Flash content. Unfortunately, when ever the Javascript or CSS popup was activated, the Flash content was overlapping the former. The solution to this problem lies in lowering the z-index value of the CSS or Javascript. A more useful [...]

How to style Div elements as Tables

Posted on April 4, 2009 by linuxandfriends

It is possible to display any HTML element as a table using the CSS display property. Now a days with modern web browsers providing support for advanced CSS properties, it has become feasible to use block elements to display data in a tabular format. This is done by clever use of the values in the [...]