The CSS3 :not selector may not be as flashy nor widely known as animations or media queries, but this simple pseudo-class packs a punch and is easy to use. Before we dig in, I'd like to point out (no pun intended) the excellent CSS reference section on the SitePoint website....
The age of using images for buttons on websites is quickly coming to an end, thanks to expanded browser support for CSS3 properties like rounded corners, gradients and text shadows. Browsers, like Firefox and Safari, actually started supporting some of these properties long...
In the past, if you wanted to have an HTML entity to have a gradient background you created in image of a gradient and displayed it in the entity using the background-image attribute in CSS. With the evolution of browsers and CSS/HTML, this is no longer the case. In this...
Recently, I have been working on a website that has numerous icons being displayed on a single page. One of the ways to reduce server requests is to store all of your icons in a single image and use CSS to display only the portion of the image you need for a particular location...
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