Multiple Borders with Simple CSS

 

Jeffrey Way from Nettuts has another quick tip that is definitely worth me posting. Please follow him @nettuts, and myself @brenelz.

Here is his quick intro to this tip:

Did you know that we can achieve multiple borders with simple CSS, by using the :after amd :before psuedo-classes? This is something I recently learned myself! I’ll show you how to add more depth to your designs, without images, in just a few minutes.
- Nettuts.com

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Hello everyone, I'm Brenley Dueck or better known as Brenelz. I currently run my own business called Brenelz Web Solutions which focuses primary on winnipeg website design. The web technologies I most specialize in are CSS, jQuery, AJAX, PHP, and the MySQL database. Please make sure to follow me on twitter.

 

One Response to “Multiple Borders with Simple CSS”

  1. Jerold Headman Says:

    September 16th, 2010 at 4:18 am

    Great site, I seldomly find web-logs that I follow nowadays, blog articles like yours remind me of the fact that my webbrowser has bookmarks!! :D

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