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A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

A paper exploring “” by Justin Lloyd Download a PDF of “” here

Got a folder full of images that need to be converted from one format to another? Use Image Magick and do in a few seconds what it could take hours in Photoshop or other image editing applications to achieve. One of the simplest ways to convert a directory full of images from one format to… Hankering to read the remainder of “How To Batch Convert Images With Image Magick?” Use this link!

With the introduction of the CSS3 border-radius style tags, web developers can now easily create rounded corner design elements that previously required a lot of intensive fiddling with itty-bitty graphics and multiple div tags. Judging by the number of websites out there that use rounded corners in a lot of their design elements (including this… Click here to continue reading the remainder of “BORDER-RADIUS Create Round Borders With CSS.”

The ability to set a different colour on each edge of the border around an element is coming. No more slicing up GIFs or PNGs , no more layering of DIV sections! Setting border edge colours in CSS3 is still not widely supported (as of this writing only Firefox supports it) but by the next… Craving to read the rest of “CSS3 Coloured Borders?” Click here!