Ever wondered how they make it on those websites where there's a menu or options always sticking to the bottom of the page? Well, i was, so I digged a bit and found this thread: Create a fixed DIV at the bottom of a page even if the page scrolls just like Facebook's bottom menu..
It's amazing how many things you can actually do with CSS without actually having to use any script, isn't it?
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
background image overlap using negative (minus) margins
I fell in love with a menu style so I thought I'm going to do it myself. What I really liked about it was not only the rounded style but also that it seemed to overlap to the image above. With the very comprehensive help of The Definitive Guide to Using Negative Margins I managed to do it just the way I wanted.
See a snapshot of the part I was talking about:
See a snapshot of the part I was talking about:
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
How to upload a Joomla! website's localhost version to my hosting server
Note: this article assumes that you use XAMPP to test your website offline - see one of my eariler articles about it here. The first suggested installation method of the Absolute Beginners Guide to Joomla! is XAMPP too.
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