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 Style a login form  By Mattias

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The look is so important for a form. Unfortunately almost all forms look so boring and standard. Luckily it is pretty easy to style a login form with css.
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 Create an animated favicon  By Mattias

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Favicons are shown by your url in the browser and also in the bookmark list. Create your own quick and easy, and also animated
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 Image in input fields for form  By Mattias

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You can spice up a login form with images inside the input fields. Include icons inside the login form and show what is supposed to be inside the fields.
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 Style mouse pointer  By Mattias

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Change the mouse point into a waiting glass over a link or speical arrows for some reason. You can also change the cursor with any image you want.
   Hits:241    Rate:  3.0(out of 5)    Vote:2   Submit Date :2006-09-18
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 Style html lists with css  By Mattias

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Html lists can be formated differently with very simple tricks. First you can use either bullets or numbers for your the lists. Secondly you can use images instead of bullets to make them better looking.
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 Do Not Think in Tables, Think in Styles  By Sergey Popov

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CSS tutorial describes how to get rid of tables and create clear and lightweight HTML layout with CSS. 'Float' and 'Clear' CSS properties are explained.
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 Column Designs with CSS  By dotnetwatch

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So CSS makes layouts easier than they were with tables - there's not really much debate about that. One of the reasons many people stuck with tables for so long (and, in fact, still stick with tables to this day) is that it can be difficult to create column-based designs using CSS. Since there are so many websites that essentially consist of a middle column of content surrounded by left and right columns containing navigation and ads, this was considered to be unacceptable.
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 Tabbed navigation  By Ghost

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Learn how to make a tabbed navigation using lists
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 A Guide To Writing Successful Website Copy  By dotnetwatch

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We all know that the lion’s share of web traffic comes through the search engines. We also know that keywords and links to your site are the two things that affect your ranking in the search engines. Your keywords tell the search engines what you do, and the inbound links tell them how important you are. This combination is what determines your relevance. And relevance is what the search engines are after
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 cascading style sheets and server side includes  By dotnetwatch

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Highlight: Below, first we learn how to define individual tags with multiple definitions using the Cascading Style Sheets, and then we learn how to include common components on multiple web pages with minimum effort.
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