Posts Tagged “CSS”

Blindly using CSS resets

by Mike Badgley on January 17, 2011

CSS resets are great and make life a whole lot easier as it allows front-end developers to start on a ‘clean slate’ across all browsers with all the available HTML elements. However, that does not mean that they have a (…)

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A manageable method for creating CSS image sprites

by Mike Badgley on July 8, 2010

The technique for creating and using CSS image sprites has been around for quite some time now. However, they don’t seem to be used near enough, despite the performance bonuses they can deliver. Perhaps it is due to the fact (…)

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Quick tip: Overriding the CSS in Telerik controls

by Mike Badgley on March 16, 2010

Thought I’d pass this along – nothing to earth shattering, but it should save you some headaches! When attempting to modify the layout and styling for most Telerik controls, you’re better off disabling the embedded styles that come with it, (…)

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The full <body> of work

by Mike Badgley on February 11, 2009

An article I read this morning on SitePoint called Styling the html and body Elements made me re-think the way I implement my core template framework. In the past, I’ve always placed each template in a wrapper <div> and then used that for (…)

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