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Smaller and optimized CSS files are important for your website's loading time and bandwidth. The use of these tips will improve your CSS coding productivity and skill and have a positive impact on your loading time and bandwidth expenses!

This post illustrates the use of event delegation to create a "bubble" menu, with the Yahoo YUI library.

17 CSS-Based Website Gallery

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This screencast will teach you exactly how to use regular expressions in your coding.

In this post I'll show you 8 practical tips which helped me to get a B grade in YSlow! for web pages that I develop.

Link nudging is the process of adjusting the padding on a link slightly to show a simple, tasteful “jump” when you place your mouse over a link. The effect is magnified when mousing on and off a link quickly. Here’s the short snippet of code.

Make the compressed CSS code readable. Generate formated HTML code. Save time when you have CSS code to be published on the web page or blog.

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Nowadays, websites are more and more rich and interactive and users are becoming more and more critical with all things in websites. Using windows popup to show important information are in the air and We are going to learn how to create a stunning and great window popup from the scratch using jQuery in a simple and clean tutorial.

One of the pet peeves of being a web designer is that you sometimes end up not feeling very creative and in need of inspiration. Of course there are thousands of CSS galleries out there, but we thought we could just go ahead and make our own list of great website designs. Hoping this will help you get your creative juices flowing!

I’ve always taken a lot of pride in the fact that I’ve taught myself most of what I know. It started when I was 13 and taught myself HTML, then CSS, then Javascript, then PHP, and the process continues today with MooTools, jQuery, and whatever else comes my way. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t learn some things the hard way though. Have a chuckle at some of my past CSS mistakes.

Introduce a way to proximate smooth round corners with css and html codes

There a many examples of egregious usages of Ajax out there but every once in a while you find a great usage of Ajax. One great usage is the username availability checker. Let me show you how to make one!

Processing JSON data from an external source with Javascript templates is a natural fit. Create a template inside your HTML Document by adding class names and variables and write a few lines for fetching the JSON, that’s all. This tutorial is an example for my Javascript Template Engine called Patroon.

So, time for another small jQuery extension I wrote up - for myself this time, it’s for styling check boxes and radio buttons, all in all it’s *very* self explanatory.

Navigation menus are traditionally boring, right? Most of the time the navigation menu consists of some imagery with a corresponding mouseover image. Where’s the originality? I’ve created a fancy navigation menu that highlights navigation items and creates a chain effect.

So simple to use, yet highly configurable. This plugin is pure javascript, so you can add image cropping and even general image boundary selection features to your site without requiring your users to have Flash functionality. Works very well on just about all browsers and platforms.