Tag Archives: HTML

Styling ordered list numbers | 456 Berea Street

Posted on 26/May/2011 by Vel

“I’ve always been annoyed by how difficult it is to style the numbers of ordered lists. Quite often a design calls for something other than just a plain figure – a different font, size, colour, background, whatever. The traditional approach … Continue reading →

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CSS Three — Connecting The Dots

Posted on 9/Jun/2010 by Vel

As a web community, we’ve made a lot of exciting progress in regards to CSS3. We’ve put properties like text-shadow & border-radius to good use while stepping into background-clip and visual effects like transitions and animations. We’ve also spent a … Continue reading →

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Adaptable view – how do they do it?

Posted on 27/Feb/2010 by Vel

Adaptable view is a user interface design pattern which you can use to allow users to manually change visual appearance of content in order to fit their needs. This is usually done by switching styles (in web sites and applications). This … Continue reading →

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Ordered lists and the “START” attribute | maxdesign

Posted on 28/Nov/2009 by Vel

The Scenario You have an HTML document that includes ordered lists interspersed with other content. The ordered list items must be numbered continuously throughout the document (not restarting at number 1 each time an ordered list is used). The simplest … Continue reading →

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