Using percents in HTML is an easy way to ensure that your content isn’t too large or small for your visitor. Objects that have percent sizes resize themselves with the user’s browser so that smaller screens don’t suffer from large … Continue reading
Sometimes, you’re building that website that you know has just too much stuff for it to look good. A good example of this is our code generators page: http://scyberia.org/utilities/gen.php Without the effect it uses, the page would be way too … Continue reading
There will be some times when you want to iFrame a website but you don’t want all their tall header images and sidebar contents. These two CSS snippets will allow you to cover up any part of a website in … Continue reading
I’m sure you’ve seen links that, when clicked, only take you to a section of a page. They’re extremely popular on Wikipedia. I can’t provide an example here because WordPress doesn’t like it, but you can try out the code … Continue reading
This is a short article on centering content on your webpage. Before reading, here is an example, of what you’ll be able to do: Centered Content Page The content on the page above is aligned to the left … Continue reading