We all know that image thumbnails are pretty boring until they have some neat hover effect on them, or some kind of jazzy animation before the user clicks on them.
So, here is a tutorial which uses CSS3 to achieve a 3D hover effect on the image thumbnails. It certainly looks neat. If you don’t believe me, read the tutorial and check out the demo yourself!

CSS3 has really empowered the web developer to add beauty, interactivity and animation to his web pages. The dependency on JavaScript for simple effects has reduced to a great level with the arrival of CSS3.
Just to showcase the power of CSS3, lets learn how to make a Polaroid style image gallery using CSS3 and HTML5.

If we talk about Image Sliders, there are multiple times when you are confused and wondering as to which Image Slider to integrate in your website. Usually, people go on the Internet, search for a Image Slider script that most probably suits their taste, download it, and try to integrate it. Almost all of these Image Sliders are built using CSS, HTML and one or the other JavaScript libraries like … Continue Reading

What exactly is a CSS Framework?
CSS frameworks are just pre-written CSS files which can be applied to your HTML by using the class names defined in the framework. It can be called as a best practice to to define conceptual routine tasks into generic modules that can be reused. For example, all the font syles can be put together in a file called typography.css. Similarly, all the classes related to … Continue Reading

Today, I have compiled a set of 10 CSS snippets that can save you a lot of time and effort. These codes are needed frequently when developing CSS-based websites or themes. Just bookmark these codes (Ctrl + D) so that you don’t have to look for them on the Internet every time.
1. CSS Tooltips
Through this code, you can have your own tooltips using just CSS. This is the CSS code … Continue Reading

CSS List Expander

This technique makes an unordered list go on in depth as much as we want. The script analyzes the list tree and applies toggle functions for expanding/collapsing child objects. Parent items, the ones we should click to expand child objects, don’t need to be wrapped inside an anchor element. Script checks for child objects and adds appropriate clickable elements. Furthermore the script adds two buttons above the list, … Continue Reading

When building forms for your website, there are always some elements that you want to modify graphically but are unable to do so. Styling web forms can be a tedious task if you haven’t done so before. Elements like radio buttons, check boxes and item lists are the hardest to style due to their cross-browser differences. There are different techniques available all over the Internet to help you style your … Continue Reading

Most of the coders like to write CSS manually, but sometimes the availability of useful tools can make coding simpler and easier. These tools can prove to be helpful if you want to do some rapid CSS development. I have tried almost all of the following tools and found them to be useful in my projects.
Here is the list :-
Rapid Form Builders

PHP Form
JotForm
Form Assembly
FormSmarts