Posted by Lewis King on 21 Nov 2008
Yes that’s right folks, http:cast is here! The first episode of the new podcast that brings you news and views on everything web related. With guests every week and fantastic stories, http:cast is the perfect podcast for the web junkie. Subscribe now and you’ll be the first to know when the next episode is out! (I’ve got a lot on so we will be starting again early 2009, Think of this episode as a pilot.)
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Posted by Luke Anderson on 03 Jun 2008
This weeks tutorial is on how to create a 3-column layout and how to style it with the basics. There will be 2 parts to the tutorial, one now and one in a few days. If you require any help, post a Comment. Click read more to read this tutorial.
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Posted by Luke Anderson on 30 May 2008
Hey everyone. Last quick tip for this week so let’s make it a good one! Everyone has a logo on their website (or most people) and not many people want to use the <img> tag to stick it on the front page so I’m about to show you how you can style your logo with the use of h1. (more…)
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For Tuesday’s quick tip we will be showing you how to make your ordinary links hover using CSS. Read on for the tutorial. (more…)
Posted by Luke Anderson on 24 May 2008
Loads of people need their websites to be powered by the advanced CMS WordPress. For many reasons like blogging or updating files (like your portfolio) WordPress is perfect. Here I will show you the basics of WordPress and how to transform your site into the WP code. (more…)
Posted by Lewis King on 22 May 2008
Hey, Once again It’s left up to me to post here, so here is todays quick tip. Ever wanted a rounded cornered box to put whatever you want in? Incomes http://www.curvycorners.net/ This amazing site lets you create rounded corners with images behind them as well plain backgrounds, all while being 100% valid and image free. To get started, go to the site and click downloads:
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Posted by Lewis King on 19 May 2008
Ever wanted to style some lists? Maybe like the ones you see on this site?

Well then you need to read this quick tip. First, you need a list, this is easily done with HTML. Here is the code for a basic list:
<ul>
<li>Item 1</li>
<li>Item 2</li>
<li>Item 3</li>
<li>Item 4</li>
<li>Item 5</li>
</ul>
Getting rid of those horrid bullets is simple, just add this to your CSS:
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