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I've been covering the image-based CSS menu now quite a bit, this being my third article of the sort. Menus are very important, and there's so much that can be done with them that I figure I'd write an article on different variations to what is essentially the same menu. ...

Drop down menus are all the rage! CSS drop down menus have been done before, so rather than reinvent the wheel, let's use a tried-and-true CSS drop down menu method by Patrick Griffiths and Dan Webb aptly named the "Suckerfish Dropdown." You can read more about it at A List Apart, ...

I've seen various techniques on how to create footers sticking to the bottom of the screen which will expand downward if there's enough content, but will remain stuck on the bottom of the screen if there isn't. That's useful for many sites, however if you want it to overlay above ...

I was working on converting a client's design into XHTML/CSS when I encountered something I SHOULD have faced long ago, but never did on account of my recent change in CSS practice. Since early this week, I've been starting new projects with a reset stylesheet to make my life a ...

The year is 2008 and I come upon a new site on a daily basis using the Javascript method of creating an image-based menu with rollover effects. I'm not talking flashy rollover effects like the types given to you by various JS libraries such as MooTools and script.aculo.us, I'm talking ...