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Editor's Pick in HTML and CSS, June 2006
If you are not quite sold on why you should start using CSS then take a look at this interesting article. It might be all you need to convince you that it is time to try something new.
You probably know that RSS stands for "Remote Site Syndication", but what does that really mean to you as a marketer and more importantly can you use RSS to make money online?
read moreWith 1000's of "Web Site Designers" out there - how can you choose the right one for your business? Small and medium size business owners know they need an Internet presence. Customers are increasingly demanding it.
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There is nothing worse than an over sharpened image... especially when you see the green lines around the edges. Have you tried using the USM (unsharp mask) in the Lab colour? - it really does produce good results.
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Using the Type tool we can type a message of our choice.
Open the Layers styles by clicking on the icon on the base of the layers palette and from the drop down menu select Outer Glow. The 'layers styles' palette will then open with Outer Glow selected for us.
One of the great advantages of shooting with a digital camera is that if we see something that catches our eye we can just fire away, after all it doesn't cost us a penny! It doesn't even need to be a brilliant image because we can always improve it and even combine two images to make a totally ne...
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Some images would really benefit with falling snow, but if you missed out you could always add it later with Photoshop. That way you can keep warm and dry!
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This is a really 2 file way of making a unique hit counter.
If you make a new file called counter.txt and just type the number 1 on the first line.
First, open a new document (Ctrl+N), and make the new document 800x800 pixels, in RGB color. Keep the resolution at 72 dpi. Once the new document comes up, hit "D" to reset the foreground and background colors. Then hit Alt+Backspace to fill the selection with black.
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The concept of depth is easily defined through playing with light and dark colors. Here's an easy way.
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