Archive for the css Category
Alternative to overflow:hidden for wrapping divs
I bet, you might have struggle a lot to get this simple solution if you are here via google search. There are instances when two divs in parallel have dynamic content and it becomes difficult to keep their height equal. One of the hack is using overflow:hidden, which might not be valid in some cases
Read Full PostCreate fixed side buttons for feedback etc
Regular visitors of Digimantra might have noticed that recently we introduced "Suggest a post" button on the left side of the webpage. Some one anonymously sent a request to write a post on how to create these sort of fixed buttons on the website. This is very simple, yet look very nice tagged along
Read Full PostRounded corners in firefox and safari using css3
Rounded corners have always been tricky for web developers. If they do not challenge us technically, they load network as you have to download Images to create rounded corners for an element. An example of the rounded corner using an image would be Digimantra's header (for sometime atleast it will r
Read Full PostWhat’s difference between display: none and visibility: hidden?
just when you tread into the world of dhtml or javascript, you can require the display property of CSS more than expected. So it becomes necessary to clearly understand some of the facts behind this powerful language. Here is the difference between the visibility and display property of an element.
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