As long as Internet Explorer will be around holding onto their share of the market in the world of legacy browsers, you'll have to face the facts and develop your CSS to work around versions of Internet Explorer 7 and 8. We have had a ray of hope with the shunning of Internet Explorer 6 as it has now begun to join Netscape in the graveyard of browsers past. I understand, getting Internet Explorer to comply can be infuriating at times. And I've had to take a stance against developing in Internet Explorer 6, as...
With an emerging market of innovative mobile devices it has become more important to create responsive designs. In my last article (Part 1) we started with the setup of our HTML and our media queries. The pad.css was the easiest to format due to the change in the screen resolution. I saved the formatting of the handset for the last part of this series because it's the device that will start to see changes to our fluid layout. Every site developed without flash content is mobile compatible but is the content...
With the introduction of a whole new market of mobile devices and tablets, there has never been more of a need for your website content to display across a variety of platforms properly. There is the old tried and true method of using multiple HTML landing pages that utilize JavaScript to redirect you to the appropriate page, then styling the content accordingly or you could make the entire process easier on yourself in the long run by exploring the possibility with CSS3 and media queries. This tutorial...