Learn how to create your own AIR web browser with Flex.

Depending on how long you have been playing around with CSS you may or may not be familiar with the CSS pseudo:hover class. The pseudo: hover class is most commonly used to display content to a user based on user interaction with elements on a web site.

A tutorial about Internet Explorer (IE) conditional comments - what they are, why you might use them and most importantly - how to use them!

This article is about using some basic CSS techniques and transparent png's as a basis of creating a consistent, low overhead, multipurpose button technique for modern browsers.

Do you use a lot of javascript? For some sites, I too use javascript and some of those sites have to have javascript. There's one problem though, old browsers and people who are scared of popups will not be able to see your lovely javascript creations...

The following sample of code gives an idea of how to add a blinking flash message at the status bar. Adding flash text at the status is very simple for that we use a single if-else loop in function blinkflash(). This script is compatible with IE. Click here to see live example.

In this article we will go to get browser details of the web browser using JavaScript. We are going see how to get it. We can used that data to store in database and used for analyse it, so we can modify our site structure to make it more compatible with different version of web browser.

If you work a lot with flash files, you will at some point find out that previous versions of flash (later then 7.0.19.0) Flash required a policy file to communicate between domains...

This tutorial will show you how to make a horizontal CSS list menu. No images, no javascript. Just a simple, cross browser compatible CSS list menu!

If you have used tableless CSS Div layout you probably know that sometimes it can be difficult to create multi browser compatible layout. This is due to the fact that some browser are not good at following web standards...