10 Reasons to Use List-Item Tags
We love lists and if you can compact information into a set of 10, then you’ve found the holy grail of blog post formats. Searching Google with the phrase "10 reasons" turned up 190,000,000 results.
There is something tight about a list of 10. It’s long enough to convey a good amount of information but […]
Font Treatment - CSS Video Tutorial #3
Today’s post features the third Cascading Style Sheet(CSS) Video Tutorial on font usage. The video is just over 4 minutes in length.
One important aspect of web publishing is effectively applying font treatments to make text more readable. With a few adjustments to fonts, the readership of a site will find it easier to assimilate the […]
Horizontal Tabs - CSS Video Tutorial #2
Today’s post features the second Cascading Style Sheet(CSS) Video Tutorial on creating horizontal tabs such as are used for the top navigation of this website. The video is 4 minutes in length.
What is most excellent about CSS is how a few lines of code in the styles greatly alters the visual structure of a page […]
Firebug Firefox Add-on Top Developer Tool
A developer friend of mine turned me on to the Firefox Add-on Firebug. This tool, not only is invaluable for troubleshooting code for developers, it proved invaluable for revising thoughtsparks.net. This nifty plug-in allows one to walk through the code and stylesheet on the fly while looking at a page. In the sea of WordPress […]
Make Visited Links Disappear
I just thought of a really nifty method to make visited links disappear. This may be handy for a check list to drop-off links as they are clicked. It may also be used to keep content fresh for folks if you combined it w/ a javascript.
Two Simple Step Process:
Add the following style to your CSS:
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Site Reference Helps Add Value
If you publish a website or a blog, you are an expert in what you know. Or if you don’t consider yourself an expert, most likely you know much more about your topic than many of your readers. With every topic comes a set of vocabulary that the reader must know in order to properly […]
