noupe.com — Without a doubt, a logical and structured layout is the best way to go. Not only because your layout varies between browsers, but also because CSS has a lot of ways to position every element you have. Today we wanted to share with you some quick tips on how to avoid easy pitfalls when creating your CSS layout.
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biddowsJun 16, 2008
Agreed. Very useful resource. I've lost count of the number of times I've written a standards-compliant site and then watched in horror as IE butchers it.
mhugginsJun 16, 2008
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bitterbugJun 16, 2008
Keep the links coming. This article was already prime stuff. You guys are just upping the value :)
mishamcJun 17, 2008
This would have been so useful my sophomore year!
perplexionJun 17, 2008
I usually start with pixels when I first code my design since I understand the relative size of a pixel much better than an em or a percentage. Once I finish I just take all my pixel sizes, divide them by 16 to convert to em and it seems to work pretty well. But you're right about not using pixels for everything or even most things on a finished website. Even still I'd say this is probably the best list of CSS related bug fixes I've seen.
epguiJun 18, 2008
no problemo! =)I'm glad to help with css anytime.
chasesagumJul 2, 2008
I need this as a good cheat sheet for me. I seem to always forget some of these basic CSS principles.
Closed AccountJul 3, 2008
I digg. it is relly useful.
hyphen8Jul 9, 2008
No.2 - Box Model Hack, works a treat on a current prob I was having. dug, bookmarked, stumbled....