October 26, 2009 at 11:47 pm
· Filed under CSS, Web Development
Currently, web designers are advised to support browser resolutions of widths 1024px and greater based on current browser usage data. The idea is that you want your site’s design to look good, and not require a horizontal scroll bar for those users. But screen resolution and browser width are not the same thing, because of browser chrome, scroll bars, and because many users browse without their window being maximized.
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September 5, 2009 at 11:58 pm
· Filed under CSS, Web Development
I’m working on slicing and CSS for a new theming project for Magento Commerce and was plagued with a CSS bug that affects WebKit (Safari and Google Chrome). After some searching I found that several other people have had the problem, but I didn’t see a comprehensive writeup of the solution. Here’s what I found…
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December 12, 2006 at 7:01 pm
· Filed under CSS, Google, Web Development, WordPress
After spending time today with frustrating IE6 CSS issues with borders on ul and li tags, I finished my CSS navigation tabs. The CSS is based on the XHTML produced by the WordPress K2 theme, but can be easily matched for any site.
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