There’s growing pressure in the Web design community for designers to abandon tables as a tool for page layout. In fact, the W3C (the body responsible for creating Web standard recommendations) ...

At the outset, Pure makes clear that it is mobile-first and delivers itself in a tiny file size: 3.7KB for the entire package when compressed. The framework is intended to be flat and extensible, ...

The Web is a powerful publishing platform, but HTML still has some weaknesses as a medium for presenting written content. Browser vendors and other stakeholders are working to remedy those weaknesses ...

All you people whining about web standards and CSS layout are finally starting to get to me. I'm experimenting a bit.<BR><BR>Here's the deal; I want to position an element (paragraph tag or div, ...

In the past, many websites used HTML tables to lay out pages because this method produced consistently reliable results in older Web browsers. This was not an ideal solution, as tables are really ...

No two ways about it – overlapping text is bad. When text overlaps on a page, it's confusing and can make the page entirely unreadable. If the visitor can't read a page, they're not going to stay. If ...