Adobe – Developer Center : Using the 3D Rotate command in Fireworks CS3
Adobe – Developer Center : Using the 3D Rotate command in Fireworks CS3
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CSS Advisor (browser bug fixes) Exchanges (share components) Adobe Labs. Adobe Open Source … 3D Rotate may look like a command panel but it’s pretty much …
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Take Your CSS to the Desktop with Adobe AIR!
Here is an article that you may find useful.
Designers would find it surprising that to know that you can now take your HTML and CSS skills and use it to create desktop applications. This now very much possible for anyone who is willing to explore the power of Adobe AIR. Andrew Tetlaw has a nice little article over at SitePoint entitled Take Your CSS to the Desktop with Adobe AIR!. It provides a good, short introduction to Adobe AIR and how easy it is to use your web development skills to create rich cross-platform desktop applications.
For further reading, you may wish to check out Akash Mehta’s winning article, Walk on AIR: Create a To-do List in Five Minutes.
Code Better CSS And Preview Websites Across Different Browsers With Adobe BrowserLab
Adobe BrowserLab is an online service that allows web professionals to test their websites on popular browsers and operating systems. Screenshots of actual browser renderings are generated in real time, with multiple viewing options to help pinpoint issues. Adobe provides integration with Dreamweaver CS4, and the free preview is currently available only to a limited number of users.
Currently, BrowserLab supports the following web browsers and operating systems:
The sad thing about BrowserLab is that it will eventually be released as a paid service. In the meanwhile, there are alternatives like Browsershots which remain free for low-priority usage.
Latest updates to CSS 3 modules – CSS3 . Info
rotate an image (or block of text) an arbitrary amount … CSS Namespaces … you add a CSS “rotate” style, you’ll also need CSS “rotatable”, for the browser …
I previously blogged about CSS optimization and mentioned that one way to achieve optimization through the use of CSS optimizers.
Styleneat is a similar tool that focuses on reformatting CSS Stylesheets, simply making it more readable. This tool can pretty much take care situations wherein CSS code was developed by different people, re-organizing everything to take on a unified, organized code structure.
The author claims to have tested the tool on “several websites with huge and complex stylesheets” and it has not broken layout. Does it live up to its claim? Give it a spin and share your thoughts.
So, You Want Positioning, Huh?
These are CSS commands that allow you to place images and text exactly where you want them — on any browser. … Here’s the command I used to position the text: …Rotatee
Rotatee is a free, open source ad rotation script that can be used to rotate more than just banners : bunch links, chunks of text and what not.CSS Layout using Absolute Positioning – loadaverageZero
Page layout using absolute positioning on the browser viewport or DOM html element. … Absolute Viewport. vnav”labs”CSS”layout …CSS Layout using Absolute Positioning – loadaverageZero
Page layout using absolute positioning on the browser viewport or DOM html element. … Absolute Viewport. vnav”labs”CSS”layout …CSS Sticky Footer
If you are looking for a good pure CSS footer solution, look no further. CSS Sticky Footer works for over 50 Windows, Linux, and Mac-based browsers. Included in this list are the latest releases of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, and Internet Explorer.
CSS Sticky Footer is developed by Steve Hatcher, and is based on the Exploring Footers article from A List Apart, and takes suggestions from Cameron Adams’ footerStickAlt, and The Pure CSS Footer example from lwis.net. It applies a clear fix hack to keep the footer in place in Google Chrome and other browsers where the footer would float up when you resized the window. The clearfix also fixes problems that might occur if you are using floats to create two or three column layouts.
Far from being perfect, it does have its share of issues. The first one deals with margins, which can easily be solved by changing margins to padding instead. The second one deals with the use of relative font sizes such as % or em, something which many of the more advanced CSS gurus like me are very much fond of. The author suggests using px instead, which many find unacceptable.
To get started, check out the HowTo page for details on how to implement the CSS Sticky Footer.