Create Linked Tooltips Using CSS3 and jQuery

I’ve come across this neat tutorial on how to create nice-looking linked tooltips using CSS3 and a little bit of jQuery for that cool fade in/out effect. Below is a screenshot of what the tooltips in the tutorial look like: There are 3 variations of the balloons’ arrows, wherein they can point left, center, or [...]

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Experimenting with Background-Clip: Text

Mary Lou of Tympanus.net shows us a fun way to add a background image to a text element by experimenting with the CSS property “background-clip: text”. We can create very beautiful effects with the addition of these CSS3 transitions. Take note that the property ‘background-clip: text’ is supported in Webkit browsers only. Check out the [...]

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Create A Fancy Progress Bar Using CSS3 And jQuery

Ivan Vanderbyl‘s cool CSS progress bar actually shows you a percentage of how much longer the process takes, unlike the others that just leave you guessing. Click on the screenshot above to see the code in action.   HTML Markup <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta charset=”utf-8″> <title>Pure CSS Progress Bar</title> <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”stylesheets/ui.css”> <link rel=”stylesheet” [...]

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How to Make CSS3 Buttons for All Browsers

Click on the image above to view the demo. Clickable buttons add visual appeal and functionality to any website. Madalin Tudose‘s tutorial on creating CSS3 buttons is applicable to all modern browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc., and even old browsers like IE6. CSS3, allows you to create fantastic styles like gradients, rounded corners and [...]

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Incredibly Cool CSS3 Buttons a la Twitter

Thanks to Photoshop tools like gradients, font-face, etc. we can create some very cool buttons without needing to use a single image. Jeffrey Way delivers us his kickass version of a button a la Twitter using 100% CSS3. Yes folks, this is pure CSS. Click on the image above for the vid tutorial. Below is [...]

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Create a Heart Shape With Pure CSS3

For celebrating Valentine’s Day, this is a great tutorial from Web Froze where you get to use pure CSS3 to create a nice heart shape for your web design graphics. Below are the following codes to achieve this. CSS .heart-shape { position: relative; width: 100px; height: 90px; margin:10px 0px; } .heart-shape:before, .heart-shape:after { position: absolute; [...]

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Animated CSS3 Multilevel Menu with Transition

Script-tutorials.com gives us this cool UL-LI-based multilevel menu, with transition and animation effect using CSS3. You can create this menu in 2 easy steps. Click on the above image to view the demo. You may also download the full pack HERE. Step 1: HTML Index.html <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang=”en” > <head> <meta charset=”utf-8″ /> <title>CSS3 [...]

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How to Make a Fancy Progress Bar With CSS3 And jQuery

Ivan Vanderbyl ‘s cool CSS3 tutorial actually shows us a numeric representation (i.e. percentage) of how long a process is going to take in modern browsers. Below is a screenshot of the resulting product, which you can click on to view the demo. Now let’s start with the HTML. HTML Markup <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> [...]

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How To Create a Cool CSS3 Music Player

No music, no life. And as far as web design is concerned, this awesome CSS3 music player would be perfect for adding a new dimension to your blog or website. Indonesian artist Hidayat Sagita made this tutorial in which the goal is to use CSS3 instead of images, so CSS3 properties replace the following Photoshop [...]

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How to Create CSS3 Speech Bubbles

The use of speech bubbles in web design has become so popular that it has become an integral feature in commenting. This tutorial by Nicolas Gallagher teaches us how to create our own. Many tutorials out there rely on HTML and JavaScript which, aside from being tedious to work on, don’t work well on IE5. [...]

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