[CSS Tutorial] CSS Background Image Usage
January 1st, 2012From DesignScripting -CSS background image usage:
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Background-image is a CSS property used to specify the URL of the image, position, repeat, height and width of the background.
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From DesignScripting -CSS background image usage:
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Background-image is a CSS property used to specify the URL of the image, position, repeat, height and width of the background.
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From FlashAnimTricks -How To Make A Simple Multiple Question Quiz:
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Following are the steps how to make a simple multiple choice quiz.”

From Lfebox -3D Photo:
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You will learn how to add a sense of depth to your photo. 3D Photo is a lightweight flash movie (5.5kB) that gets the source image and depth map and creates a nice pseudo-3d effect…”

From ilike2Flash -Pendulum swing effect in Actionscript 3:
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In this tutorial you will learn how to create a Pendulum swing effect in Actionscript 3. A pendulum effect is where an object continually swings horizontally back and forth. To achieve this effect I…
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From Paulund -How To Create Fixed Position Share Box Using CSS :
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Having a fixed position share box allows your social media buttons to always be on the screen even when the user scrolls to read the rest of the page, giving them easy access to click on a button to share your article.
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From EntheosWeb – Tutorials For Flash -Checkboard Transition Effect in Flash:
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Learn how to create a cool checkboard transition effect using masking in Flash.”

From Coder’s Cabin -css3 expanding icons:
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We will be making a social networking icon, it uses just one single image. All the backgrounds and animation effects are generated by CSS3.”

From NineVectors -Displaying 3d textured models on the website (Esquimo used):
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This tutorial shows the workflow of building a web page with interactive 3d model viewer. Making the viewer in Esquimo is almost a one-step process which results an SWF file…”

From Design Resource Box -Great Examples Of Website Menu Designs:
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I’ve been watching the new website releases to observe the trends and when it’s about menus, I’ve noticed that designers are more keen on insisting on typography, rather than creative buttons for the menu. This is happening mostly because now you can use easily a custom font for a menu with @font-face or Cufon. However, this doesn’t mean that menus with buttons are not used anymore. There are a few cases that I’ve presented here that look pretty good.
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From DesignBeep -10 Useful and Easy 3-D Typography Tutorials :
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You can create a pretty amazing effect using nothing but text . While images can establish an immediate context to a poster or design, you can generate a tone…
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