One task css doesn’t make easy is centering objects vertically within their containers. Last summer I offered 6 methods for vertical centering to address that difficulty. The methods generally require knowing in advance the heights of the parent and child elements. What do you do when the child element’s height isn’t known?
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Web design by its very nature continues to evolve, as it must, to make the most of modern browsers and the likes of HTML5, CSS3 and JQuery, and to provide a wonderful user experience for tablet and smartphone owners.
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In today’s tutorial, we’re going to be looking at one of Google Analytics’ most recent additions to its feature set; Experiments. Using this tool, I’ll be showing you how to serve up different variations of a page to determine which one is the most successful in converting visitors to the site.
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