CSS is what separates the layout from the content of your blog. It gives you the power to control and change the visual layout of your blog and thus creating a unique identity that separates you from the rest of the pack. More so, if you are using and sharing the same theme layout with hundreds, if not thousands of others.
Here’s a quick refresher of I have written about CSS, if you aren’t already in the know,
1. What You Need To Know About CSS – The Basic
2. 5 Little Known Way to CSS Styling Your Blog
Now if you want to take your CSS knowledge to another level, I’ll like to share with you yet another 8 Premium One Line CSS Tips by CSS Globe.
Here’s a list of 8 tips that contain only one CSS property
1. Vertical centering with line-height
2. Prevent oversized content to break fixed width floated layouts
3. Prevent line breaks in links
4. Always show Firefox scrollbar
5. Centering block elements horizontally
6. Remove vertical textarea scrollbar in IE
7. Force page breaks when printing your document
8. Remove active link borders
Just like everything else, there is a learning curve with CSS styling. All it takes is a little experiment through trials and errors and choosing what may best suit your blog. Just don’t forget to back up everything before you do anything. Happy CSS-ing.
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Good info shared … i am not that good in CSS and designing part … usefull tips on ur blog
Thanx frd ;)
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