
Craig Buckler

Did you like Craig's CSS toggle switches but wanted a little more accessibility or to use them on radio buttons? No problem: he's back with a solution...Read More

Have you ever needed to reuse or repeat document fragments in your page? The W3C has finally agreed a standard way to define DOM templates -- Craig looks at the new HTML5 template tag.Read More

Firefox has come of age. Craig looks at the latest useful -- and not so useful -- features in Mozilla's flagship browser.Read More

CSS Zen Garden is ten years old. Craig discusses why the site became a defining moment in web history and the new HTML5 version announced by Dave Shea.Read More

Checkboxes are boring. Why not bring some excitement into your users' lives with a slick toggle switch implemented in pure CSS as demonstrated in Craig's latest tutorial.Read More

Are the images on your website looking a little ugly on your new iPad or MacBook Pro? Craig discusses Retina high-density pixel displays and offers a number of pragmatic solutions.Read More

Do you need a jQuery plugin? Are you finding it difficult to locate one on the official repository? Craig suggests Unheap.com may be a better alternative...Read More

The original MySQL developers are back together to work on a rival to Oracle's open source database.Read More

Do all users prefer the mobile-optimized sites we provide via Responsive Web Designs? Should we let them revert to desktop view? Craig starts the debate...Read More

Do you need a lightbox-like image which is centered and never exceeds the browser's dimensions? Do you want it in CSS3 only without scripting? You're in luck -- Craig has a solution...Read More

jQuery 2.0 has been released. There is one new feature, but it's a big change. Craig provides the details...Read More

The hgroup element is being removed from the HTML5 specification. Craig discusses the reasons you never used it...Read More





