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12517_32 Mike Cherim's Bookmarks Tagged With "styling"

  1. Visit Tips for Keeping Forms Accessible - Beast-Blog.com Tips for Keeping Forms Accessible - Beast-Blog.com

    http://green-beast.com/blog/?p=206

    Forms are accessible if built right. Let's keep them that way. Here are tips for keeping them accessible and progressively enhancing them to accommodate many users

  2. Visit Joe Dolson - What CSS means for Accessibility Joe Dolson - What CSS means for Accessibility

    http://www.joedolson.com/articles/2006/12/what-css-means-for-accessibility/

    CSS doesn't make a site accessible. But it's great -- in addition to all of its other benefits -- for styling an accessible site and adding pro-accessibility enhancements such as focus.

  3. Visit mezzoblue § Counter Intuitive mezzoblue § Counter Intuitive

    http://mezzoblue.com/archives/2006/11/01/counter_intu/

    Styling list markers independently of list items. Good stuff.

  4. Visit Useful tips for writing efficient CSS | 456 Berea Street Useful tips for writing efficient CSS | 456 Berea Street

    http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200610/useful_tips_for_writing_efficient_css/

    Ten useful tips for writing CSS that is better, more efficient, and easier to maintain. Good stuff :-)

  5. Visit Content bookends — Tyssen Design Content bookends — Tyssen Design

    http://www.tyssendesign.com.au/articles/css/content-bookends/

    This is a nice visual technique for applying what looks like text separators between horizonal list items where having actual characters wouldn't be appropriate or necessary because an unordered list simply doesn't need link separation.

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