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CSS3 Rounded Corners
Wednesday, February 29th, 2012
Create rounded corners with CSS
Web designers can utilize the CSS border-radius property to make rounded corners. By default, four corners are rounded is only one value is entered.
The four corners can be rounded individually by inputting values for top-left, top-right, bottom-left and bottom-right. Two values are required for horizontal and vertical radii if rounding individual corners. Different shapes can be created by using rounded corners such as circles and shadows.
Tags: border-radius, circle, corners, CSS, CSS3, Rectangle, rounded, rounded corners, square
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CSS Text Transform
Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012
Capitalize or change case of text with CSS
Web designers can utilize the CSS text-transform property to control text capitalization. By default, capitalization is set to off and text is rendered as it was input.
The three cross-browser compatible values for text-transform are capitalize, uppercase and lowercase. Capitalize changes the first character of each word. Uppercase tranforms all characters to uppercase and lowercase transforms all characters to lowercase.
Tags: capitalize, CSS, html, lowercase, text-transform, uppercase
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Geany Split View
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
Split the Geany editor view into two
Geany was reviewed as part of a series of lightweight programming editors. To select a reviewed lightweight programming editor read the Ojambo.com Lightweight Programming Editors.
Geany is a small IDE that loads quickly. Geany can be extended by the use of plugins. One of the plugins that ships with Geany is the split window plugin.
Tags: Editor, Geany, IDE, Lightweight, plugin, split view
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