CSS Resources: Menus, Backgrounds And Buttons For your Blog
I made a selection among my StumbleUpon favorites and found some very simple CSS resources. They are equipped with examples, fonts to copy, to glue, and to personalize in your own blog.
I made a specific research for resources that can be used even by not skilled users in processes like CSS and HTM. There are also some really funny Web 2.0 graphic utilities. So, now enjoy your time and you job too!!
CSS surfing menu
11 CSS toolbars are ready to use. All menus are visualized on page and they work in a real proper way. You only have to open the source to take your personal code and use it in your own blog, and if you want you can personalize it. You’ll see that toolbar labels may have some background images: you’ll find in CSS specifications all images names and then you can download them from http://exploding-boy.com/images/cssmenus/.
Teaser box
These are all boxes that underline a specific message within a web page context. Very good in catching all visitors attention (that’s why they are teasers). In the page you’ll find either CSS and HTML code to start it. Here you can seize all gifs you need from the same web page route.
CSS Image Popup
Actually I haven’t already understood if it is worthy or not, anyhow this CSS script allows you to enlarge an image by a pop up without any insertion in the browser window. Here you have the chance of seeing the little script working. CSS is recalled by picpopup.css.
Submit buttons for web forms
If you take particular attention to details, the form start button in 2.0 web style can’t be missing. Here you can find an easy guide with HTML and CSS codes to find that button.
How to underline the visited links
Here you are some very original ideas in order to personalize the visited links style (Vlink) by CSS.
Error or alert message
That’s a very good and simple CSS that shows you an error message or just a simple advice in a useful and not intrusive way. All alerts and errors under a communication point of vue are since ever a pivot point and this CSS code solves this problem in a very satisfying way.
Tabs Generator
It produces on line all toolbar labels and CSS surfing menus. You can therefore set almost everything: height, breadth, side, radius of curvature, colour, gradient, orientation and furthermore. Once you have produced your preview you can save your label after a download on your pc in order to use it as CSS toolbar labels background.
CSS menu library
12 CSS menus ready to copy, glue and use in your blog.
Brilliant button maker
Funny online application that allows you to create new buttons, particularly 80×15 buttons in a sort of “Powered by FeedBurner” style. The level of personalization is quite excellent.
Badges 2.0 Generator
Badges are some sorts of medals that are usually attached on web pages in order to catch all visitors attention. Here you can really find a huge collection of badges ready to use or you can create one online, personalizing either the text and the graphic.
Web 2.0 Logo Creator
That’s a very simple online application that allows you to create a Web 2.0 logo with gradient, reflex and beta stamp.
Strip Generator
And what about the background? Strip Generator allows you to create online background exclusively with stripes. Very high the personalization level.
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by Dan Di Gregorio | 26 August 2009 | Featured, Problogging
