Where "index.html" is an older tables version of the site. I am designing a new site that I want to use all CSS for and not make another version just for old browsers. Is there a way I can keep the ...

Spread the loveYou’ve poured your heart and soul into a website, meticulously crafting every pixel in Dreamweaver. It looks ...

CSS guru Lea Verou has unveiled a new project, Dabblet, which she describes as "an interactive CSS playground." Inspired by online editors like JSFiddle, Dabblet is an interactive testing app for CSS ...

I like using CSS to define link styles but of course that doesn't work with Mac Netscape 4.7, and other older browsers (not sure which ones). To be specific, I had to eliminate the CSS from my home ...

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Web designers take note. Centricle.com has a terrific chart of cascading style sheet rules and browser that do (and do not) support them. With it, you can look up a specific rule (e.g. ) and see which ...

Major browsers support CSS3 gradients (including Internet Explorer 10), but with different rendering engines, it's still good to have fallbacks. Designing the presentation layer of an HTML5 ...

I have been experimenting a lot with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) lately to see what can be done in designing a simple Web site. If you are using Apple’s Safari 1.1 or later, you are seeing things on ...

Microsoft’s new browser, Edge, has a new rendering engine, EdgeHTML. Like Edge, the new rendering engine is only available in Windows 10, but it does more than just power the company’s new browser: It ...