Welcome back to the responsive design series. This tutorial series has been on a long hiatus because I started working on other updates and what not. But since I started working with my portfolio site with the aim of completing it, after several months I am reviving it to pick up where we left off.
Welcome to the next tutorial in the series of modernizing an old desktop layout. In the previous tutorial, How to Convert a Desktop Design to a Responsive Design- Part 2, you may have noticed in some of the screenshots, that the header text looked different than originally depicted. That is because I used some CSS […]
In a previous article, I described how while redesigning my portfolio, I updated the code to use HTML5 rather than XHTML. In this follow-up, we will explore how to convert the previous desktop only design to a responsive design using CSS. We will focus only on laying out the main sections: header, sidebar (which also […]
In the course of updating Urban Square, I noticed the theme’s high definition background did not match with the options for WordPress’s built in custom background feature.
Original published date: 13, January 2010 In this tutorial, we will learn how to slice up and save graphics to be used as CSS background images in an XHTML page. This tutorial is part of a series. I would advise readers to follow the previous tutorial in this series, Creating a Fancy Web Layout in […]
Introduction While I was trying to implement a way to switch styles for a set of web pages on my local computer, I discovered A List Apart’s style sheet switcher