CSS

Beautiful CSS buttons with icon set

This tutorial illustrates how to design nice clean buttons using some lines of HTML, CSS code and proxal icon set. The result is something like this:

Simple, clean and nice. Click on the link below to download the source code ready to use in your web projects.
Step 1: HTML Code
You can design this kind of buttons [...]

Specifying all purpose CSS properties

You don’t always have to attach a class to a tag. You can specify a generic class that can be applied to any kinds of tags in the HTML code. This way, you can avoid having to assign, say, a specific red color value to each tag that you want to display in red. You [...]

Decorating Text with Underlining and Strikethrough

For some reason, text-decoration is often necessary. Might be fun to add a little confusion, and style. “Line-through” get used to it.
Overlining (a line drawn above the text) can be used for a visual effect, or as a way of separating zones of text. Fortunately, IE  doesn’t support the blinking text, which to most readers [...]

Hyperlink formatting with Pseudo-Classes

Here’s an example of a useful CSS pseudo-element. Displaying different kinds of hyperlinks in different colors frequently helps the viewer to navigate your page. So, the good, busy people involved with CSS committees decided to create some built-in (pseudo) classes to handle this very common need.
Here are the four pseudo-classes for the a selector (or [...]