HTML and CSS

How to make a cool and retro contact form using html and css styles.

New colorful css designed textboxes, download them or check out the tutorial on how to make your own hightech colorful textbox.

Cute retro inspired login form made using simple html and css styles free to download and a quick tutorial on how to make your own.

See how to make separate css styles for different browser capabilities.

Learn how to search and replace multiline text in thousands of HTML files in seconds!

Two versions of CSS horizontal navigation list.

make an opacity rollover effect with CSS, great effect to make web buttons more interesting.

I’ve never been one too keen Grey’s css min-height hack, mainly because of the bulky workaround in your html. Sure hacks can cause bulkier CSS, but I’m ok with that. The problem with Grey’s is that it’s not only a ‘CSS‘ hack (which I’m totally fine with), but it also involves changing your html. I’m none too delighted that you need to add two separate empty div elements just to get this working correctly. Nevermind the matter, he thought of this ages ago when I was still learning how to count to...

In this tutorial you will see how to give horizontal rules a custom style and look more interesting.

Code to create radio button in html? How to create pre selected radio button (checked)? How to disable (non selectable) radio button?

URL Encoding is the process of converting string into valid URL format. Valid URL format means that the URL contains only what is termed "alpha | digit | safe | extra | escape" characters.

Since CSS has become so popular lately, there has been a lot of bad talk about tables. From what I have read using tables is taboo. This article will show you how to create tables using XHTML and explain why I believe there is still a need for tables.

Learn how to make rounded corners on thumbnail images through CSS

Even though it's sometimes recommended to replace the <hr> element with cascading stylesheets only using horizontal borders of other elements, I prefer <hr> as a section divider. This makes a web page more readable even in older browsers that receive only pure HTML with no style sheet.

What if you could make a great looking CSS navigation bar that looked and behaved like an image swapping menu? And what if it used just two images to power an unlimited number of links? And what if you could easily automate highlighting the current page link? If you'd like to learn how to make such a menu, please read on.