Posts tagged with: css

Small pagination sucks. It is difficult to see, a pain to use, and can be frustrating to the user. Here are a few tips on making your pagination more usable and friendly.

I’ve learned a lot of fun little tidbits in my time here at dt. One of my favorite insights has to do with clearing floated elements. There are several ways of dealing with this issue. I used to add an empty div with “clear: both”… Read the rest

IE6 is bad for user experience. Set your users free, drop IE6 support and encourage them to upgrade to a modern browser, it will take more than Google to make this happen. In my last post I… Read the rest

Using CSS sprites isn’t a new technique, but I still see many developers not taking advantage of it. I’ve spoken before about the value of providing an experience to your user that makes sense, and we know that everyone appreciates speed. CSS sprites… Read the rest

A while back I wrote a post on prepackaged CSS and I thought it time to do another one on Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) organization. Essentially what I want to drive home in this post is that, splitting your CSS code helps keep… Read the rest