Archive of CSS
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CSS3 buttons and EPiServer editor stylesheet
Posted on May 8, 2011 by Frederik Vig in EPiServerYou've probably seen them around, the cool new CSS3 styled buttons. Before you had to use images and image replacement to achieve a similar effect. Now you can do this without images and by only using CSS. The cool thing...
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CSS and JavaScript compression and bundling
Posted on June 20, 2010 by Frederik Vig in ASP.NET, CSS, JavaScriptIn the last post in Create an EPiServer site from scratch I go through some optimization tips and tricks from YSlow. One of these are CSS and JavaScript compression and bundling of files to create fewer HTTP...
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Guide to font sizing with CSS
Posted on February 6, 2010 by Frederik Vig in CSS, Web designFont sizing with CSS and browser support as always been a mystery to me. We used to use pixels, than we switched to ems and percent, then we switched back to pixels again?!.. In this post I've tried shedding some...
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Better breadcrumb trail
Posted on November 14, 2009 by Frederik Vig in EPiServer, Web designI often install the Public Templates when setting up a new EPiServer project. They contain some good code that I reuse in various parts of a new site. One thing that I've copied and modified is the code for the...
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Creating a mobile version of a web site
Posted on October 4, 2009 by Frederik Vig in ASP.NET, CSS, EPiServer, Web designWhen building web sites we has developers or designers have to take into consideration all the different types of devices that can be used to access the web sites we create. Not just PC or Mac with Internet Explorer, Firefox,...
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CSS tricks – part 1
Posted on May 31, 2009 by Frederik Vig in Code Snippet, CSS, Web designHere are a few CSS tricks I've picked up along the way. Always visible vertical scrollbar When you have a fixed width centered web site open you've probably noticed that the page sometimes jumps a little. This is because the vertical scrollbar...
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