A modern clean-cut design for a new local worktop mitering company. Read more »

Today I’ll show you how to put an image beside external links on your site, or any other links for that matter. The effect is similar to the links in the References and External links sections of most Wikipedia pages. Read more »

This time I’ll show you how to create your own drop down menu with XHTML and CSS, but with absolutely no Javascript! It’s all down to the CSS pseudo element :hover, which you have probably already used on anchor (<a>) tags. If you followed my previous tutorials on navigation bars you will definitely be familiar with it. Read more »

If you saw my tweets in the last couple of days mentioning a WordPress plugin, both writing it up and submitting it for checks, then this is the one they’re referring to.

You can download the plugin from the link on the WordPress plugin page or directly from here. Read more »

Or is it twitee? Or twitterer…?

Either way my lack of sleep has lead me onto Twitter tonight and I signed up for a shiny new account on it. Thought it best to put my caffeine-induced insomnia to some use.

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Probably one of the most amazing pieces of artificial intelligence, and perhaps even of technology, that I’ve seen in a good while.

Here’s a video from James May’s Big Ideas showing what the robot is capable of. Read more »

After finally getting round to fixing my desktop background today (which had something to do with the whole “display web page on your desktop” thing, that I’ll explain at the end for those that have this problem), I decided to have a look around the internet for a nice new image for it. Read more »

Following on from my other two tutorials, this time I’ll show you a simple technique to display background images in your tabs with a simple hover over/out effect without Javascript. Read more »

This time I’ll show you how to make your own vertical navigation bar complete with similar effects as before, and thankfully just about as simple. The final compiled code should produce this page. Read more »

A simple but effective way to make a navigation bar at the top of your web page. The end result should look a little something like this. Read more »