Everything In Between » CSSThe brutally honest, first-person account of Meitar Moscovitz's life.Observations on the CSS3 Box-Sizing Property and How Designers Use Style Sheets- October 28, 2004 Recently, I became aware of CSS3&8217;s box-sizing property. This property can have two values, content-box and border-box. The content-box value is what we&8217;re all used to. It causes the selected box&8217;s dimensions to be sized by setting the specified width of the box equal to the width of the content area of the box. Any ...http://maymay.net/blog/2004/10/28/observations-on-the-css3-box-sizing-property-and-how-des... View the Web Your Way with Edit CSS- October 15, 2004 For a while I have been using the Web Developer Toolbar in Firefox for various puroses. It&8217;s extremely helpful, allowing me to quickly and easily outline custom elements, display the rendered sizes of block-level elements, provide an overview of the page&8217;s structure without fiddling with the DOM inspector (choose CSS &8594; View Style Information&8230; and ...http://maymay.net/blog/2004/10/15/view-the-web-your-way-with-edit-css/ Make Marked-Up Lists Look Like Paragraph Text- October 6, 2004 Here&8217;s a useful little snippet of CSS2 lifted straight off a personal project I&8217;ve been working on. The following four rules display, find, and insert appropriate punctuation for making unordered lists read like English prose. ul, ul li display: inline; list-style: none; margin: 0; padding: 0; li:after content: ", "; li:last-child:after ...http://maymay.net/blog/2004/10/06/make-marked-up-lists-look-like-paragraph-text/ |