Here’s a little mini CSS tip for you. The little dotted lines around links in Internet Explorer have been bugging me for a long time on a few of the sites I’ve built. The dotted line shows up when you click on the link. I finally Binged it, and found this nice little article entitled…
If you’ve got a text-align attribute in your CSS and all looks well in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox, there’s a simple (though non-sensical) fix. It seems that Firefox doesn’t honor the text-align attribute all the time, but there’s a Mozilla-specific tag which will force it to play nicely: The CSS above will right-justify…
Every time I think I understand everything there is to know about CSS (I’m being very facetious), Heather Solomon blogs about something I had no idea about. Her latest trick is to use attribute selectors to change the formatting of specific types of Web Parts. This is another trick that is great for SharePoint but…
I ran across an interesting post from Petr Stanicek at wellstyled.com called Fast Rollovers Without Preload. The site itself is interesting, as it is a blog that is written and displayed in both English and Czech. Nice trick in itself. The CSS trick allows you to use a single image to contain all of the…
Having done branding (meaning applying custom CSS to change colors, fonts, etc.) to quite a few MOSS Site Collections, I wanted to offer a few tips and tricks to keep things clean and easy to maintain. I’ve mentioned some of these tips before, but I wanted to get them all into one post so that…