Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category
How to make a WYSIWYG editor in Javascript
In this post I will show you a very simple WYSIWYG editor I wrote. Basically speaking all the WYSIWYG functions are done by the browser (not by JS). JS is needed only to control what should be done.
Different browsers support different set of functions.
Optimizing gif, jpg, png, html, css and js files
Kashmir Web Optimizer is a simple-to-use Windows application which can compress website specific files like CSS, JS, HTML, GIF, PNG and JPEG. The compression is lossless, so no real information is removed.
For JPEG files the application is mostly removing EXIF sections and comments. PNG and GIF files are recompressed with stronger compression. From HTML, JS and CSS files it is removing comments and unnecessary whitespace characters. And does even more!
Gradient text with CSS
In this post I will show you a few tricks on how to create gradient filled text with pure CSS. Well, almost pure 
Neon/glow text in CSS
This is a very simple, but quite effective CSS effect to produce glow/neon text using text-shadow.
Cheese – CSS text effect
To create a “cheesed” text you only need 1 simple PNG image and a bit of CSS.
