Printing web pages is often forgotten about and there’s nothing more annoying than printing out a web page that comes out in one long, half page width column spanning 5 pages when it should be 2. You don’t need to have a completely separate page for print either. All too often we see web sites [...]

Again this year Dustin Diaz has thrown down the gauntlet as asked volunteers to strip off for CSS naked day this coming Thursday. I’ve installed the plugin and I’m ready for that chilly moment when I drop the kackies off this web site.

This the first in a two part tutorial on how to create style control links to your web site to control font sizes and to control style sheets both from JavaScript and with JavaScript disabled browsers. This method will also keep the user on the page they changed the style from, and will continue to [...]

Firebug 1.0 beta for Firefox was released this month, and oh my, the Swiss Army knife of the browsers just got wings – and there’s even support (via a Firebug Lite) for IE, Safari and Opera.

I’ve been looking at the del.icio.us auto text grow functionality recently, and noticed you can achieve a similar effect in CSS, but only for IE. I originally thought this was a bug since it didn’t work in Firefox or Safari.

Generally when you say you’ve done your browser testing it will mostly take place on a PC, and at the very least, it will be IE†. † No matter how much we developers or designers complain that IE isn’t standards compliant, and Firefox is the way, the World still prefers IE (at time of writing!). [...]