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CSS Architectures: Principles of Code Cleanup
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All too often, the CSS for major (and minor) websites is a textbook case of code bloat and redundancy, with lines of code that boast… read more
How to Create a Shuffled Paper Effect in CSS3
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This is a nice effect which transforms a standard boxy-looking element and makes it look like shuffled paper. I recall seeing a similar effect a… read more
A Developer's Guide to Using Free WordPress Plugins
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WordPress, the most popular content management system in the world, is built on a structure that allows users to supplement core functionality with themes that… read more
CSS Techniques for Retina Displays
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As many people use their highly portable devices for work and play, device manufacturers seek to enhance their user experience, making their devices simultaneously more… read more
The New CSS3 Relative Font Sizing Units
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It’s been more than three years since I last wrote about CSS font sizing. For a decade we were lumbered with inconsistent keywords (small, medium,… read more
Creating an HTML5 Based Document Editor
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No matter what kind of project you are involved with, at some point you will most likely end up working with electronic documents. read more
Advanced CSS3 2D and 3D Transform Techniques
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CSS3 transform has been there in the web for quite some time. Browsers like Mozilla, Google Chrome and Opera have full support for CSS3 2D… read more
6 Useful HTML5 Tools
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Below you will find a list of six online tools that are great at helping people to understand HTML5 and at helping people learn how… read more
Administer MySQL Like a DbNinja
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Call me a geek (that’s comment #1 sorted), but I love tinkering with MySQL databases. While NoSQL may be trendy, tangling with tables, formalizing fields,… read more
Learn more about the CSS3 NOT selector
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The interesting thing about the “not” selector is that it’s the opposite of almost every other selector you’ve used. In most cases, you’re aiming to… read more
How to Create Full-page Animations Using CSS
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Modern browsers like Internet Explorer 10 support CSS 3D and 2D Transforms and CSS Animations. By tapping the power of your GPU and running asynchronously… read more
How to Use Responsive Web Design to Support Old Browsers
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Before we start, please note that we’re not aiming for pixel perfection or identical functionality. That will never be possible, so don’t even bother. However,… read more
Is Internet Explorer Development Really a Waste of Time?
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Mandy Barrington’s recent article “How to Stop Wasting Time Developing for Internet Explorer” was well-received by SitePoint readers. Mandy’s main point was that developing for… read more
How to Build a CSS3 Sliding Menu
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It’s often best to put things away until you need them. Navigation menus are a good example. If I’m reading an article, I don’t want… read more
WordPress v Joomla: The Winner
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We’ve made it! Over the past five weeks we have taken an in-depth look at the two most popular content management systems currently available. We… read more
WordPress v Joomla: Support and Community
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Let’s face it, an open-source content management system without a thorough user base, support system and community is destined for failure. We are comparing two… read more
How the Brady Bunch Can Help your CSS
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The “C” in CSS — the “cascading” part — describes the way our styles can flow down from the high-level architecture in our documents, down… read more
WordPress v Joomla: Plugins, Extensions, and Customization
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Welcome to Part 3 of the most comprehensive WordPress v Joomla analysis on the internet! In this post we’re going to be covering an important area… read more
How to Create an XML to JSON Proxy Server in PHP
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Unless you’re new to this web development lark, you’ll know the ‘X’ in ‘AJAX’ stands for XML — eXtensible Markup Language. But you’re probably not… read more
How to Create Graphical File Upload Progress Bars in HTML5 and JavaScript
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In my previous posts, we discovered How to Use HTML5 File Drag & Drop, Open Files Using JavaScript and Asynchronously Upload Files Using Ajax. In… read more
