This is a simple tutorial on adding light effective drop shadow borders to images.
Drop shadows make an image or photo stand out on a page making it seem like it has a little weight behind it.
Borders are easy to apply to any image using the border attribute but using more CSS can produce a good visual result without the use of additional images.
This effect can be applied site wide on just the ‘img’ tag if needed.
Wordpress is being difficult with me, maybe because I have neglected to update to 2.7 from 2.5, or maybe because I haven’t given it the love and attention it needs… either way, this only really accelerates the need for me to finally update my website.
I have been working on and off on a theme for […]
Unfortunately when it comes to practicing what you preach some companies just don’t quite get it.
A recent site that appeared on a few CSS showcases was webdesignvalidation.com which within a few seconds you can recognise that it is a site that validates and corrects your website for you (apparently for free and for a cost).
The […]
Just a short post to let you know I am working on a new version of the site which will cater to what exactly what I want the site to do.
I didn’t take long for me to realise that working as a full time web designer somewhat lowers the motivation to then go home and […]
Great site design, very inspiring mate...
Let me know if you get the effing things working because I g...
Something's suspect anyway - what on earth is that footer do...
