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Design ~ 10 comments Stylize your digg count

This is a guest post from Leon Chevalier. A digg count normally comes in badge form I’m sure you’ve seen it. It shows how many diggs a web page has, and provides a link for you to digg it. Digg have gone out of their way to make showing one easy; displaying a single digg count is as simple as dropping in a single piece of JavaScript on your page

But what if you want to go one step further and display a digg count for a whole range of articles? Continue reading this tutorial and you will find out how!

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Design, General ~ 35 comments Browser testing

I’ve written many times about cross browser importance and you all know how clients can be difficult when it comes to project review and the final result isn’t what they asked for (usually because most of them still use IE6) so you just have to test your code and design in all major browsers, operating systems, screen resolutions etc.

Multiple IE program can help you here for IE testing and here’s the list of couple services you should bookmark that make testing your latest web design a breeze.

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CSS, Design ~ 108 comments Most used CSS tricks

Earlier before I have written an article about current best CSS hacks which you can see here. And now here’s the list of today’s most used CSS tricks – tips. I have added image examples for most of them because of critics on CSS hacks article. If you think I have missed any please let me know

1. Rounded corners without images
2. Style your order list
3. Tableless forms

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CSS, Design ~ 9 comments Learn CSS & xHTML

Quick note before you continue, this article is just for beginners and people who would like to start learning CSS and xHTML. As i was reading blogs and other people comments i realized that many of them don’t know much about CSS and xHTML coding, just regular blog readers but they would like to learn it.

So to learn CSS and xHTML you would need something to start with and i would like to give you master CSS and strict xHTML code instead of plain long texts of explanations.

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Design, Freebies ~ 47 comments Vector people illustrations

As vector illustrations are getting more and more popular i looked over the web for some free illustrations and found 8 of them on deviantART and I find them very useful and they are suitable for all type of sites from personal blogs, to designer showcases, and even professional and corporate sites.

Good example of it is www.next2freinds.com and www.fashionturf.com (beta phase at the moment) web site. Here’s the list of them

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Design ~ 28 comments All those Web galleries

With Web gallery, web developers and companies that want to have a presence on the internet have the ability to analyze the latest designs. Being showcased is great recognition and visibility for any web designer or developer, but at the same time its importance for companies/organizations that want to have web visibility is growing.

If your web site follows web standards, a screenshot in a Web gallery is the best way to instantly advertise, and a way gain credibility and to set your site apart. It’s the same as regular advertising: your product gets noticed if it’s good.

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