For some time now, we are seeing the use of @font-face to load fonts which contain icons instead of letters. Although as much the advantages as the disadvantages of this use are quite arguable, the disadvantage which has called most my attention is to not be able to make icons with different colors, which is true …
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In the post about Illustrator and SVG I already pointed out that the utility I saw in Illustrator to work with SVG was the creation of graphic elements and their gradients and colors. Now I want to use an illustration converted into SVG from Illustrator in order to manipulate it with CSS and verify the …
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The aim of this post is to review the necessary styles to custom the scroll in WebKit, on the basis of its blog tutorial http://www.webkit.org/blog/363/styling-scrolls/ but customizing each of the scroll parts step by step. The example given in http://trac.webkit.org/export/41842/trunk/LayoutTests/scrolls/overflow-scroll-combinations.html is difficult to understand given that, in the same styles page the different variations are mixed and …
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The aim of this post is to see some characteristics of the recommendation of the color module in CSS3, specified in http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-color/. The main change in the color use in CSS3 is the possibility of using models in rgb, rgba, hsl and hsla color. One of the principal vantages of this color models is that …
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On many webs we often see the use of ‘position:fixed’ to keep an element visible the whole time in spite of the page scrolling. For example, we can see that effect on Privalia’s web, where the navigation menu is always in sight. The problem with ‘position:fixed’ is that most times it needs JavaScript help to …
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