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  • Stop iPhone Text Enlargement with CSS

    Jul012010
    iphone-resizing

    The iPhone’s mobile version of Safari has a useful way of automatically enlarging text on a website when zoomed out. While this feature is fundamentally a good thing as it allows users to read text with zooming in, it can be a nightmare to designers as it can break pixel perfect layouts. The CSS However [...]

    CSS Text Shadow Property

    Apr262010
    CSS Text Shadow Property

    The CSS Text Shadow property allows designers to add creative effects to the text on their website without having to render the block of text as a image. This is a huge advantage for many reasons, but most importantly for usability and SEO. Although the Text Shadow property is not necessarily a new thing (first [...]

    Using @font-face

    Apr232010
    Using @font-face

    @font-face is a CSS property that allows web designers to use custom typefaces on a website that aren’t installed on the browsers computer. This means that designers can now start to move away from web-safe fonts such as Arial, Georgia, Times New Roman, Verdana, Trebuchet and the gorgeous Comic Sans and replace them custom fonts. [...]