Comments on: Glossy Buttons Without Images Using Only CSS3 http://admindaily.com/glossy-buttons-without-images-using-only-css3.html AdminDaily.com has everything you need to know to make your site a success. We focus on SEO, Online Marketing, Web Design, WordPress tweaks and customization. Tue, 25 Oct 2011 19:45:35 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jesse http://admindaily.com/glossy-buttons-without-images-using-only-css3.html#comment-1616 Jesse Sun, 29 May 2011 15:14:06 +0000 http://admindaily.com/?p=778#comment-1616 Hey Scot, Thanks for stopping by, glad you enjoyed it (and reminding me that this site is still here, I really should get back to posting lol.. CSS is one of those things that seems a bit confusing at first but once you get rolling it feels more natural as time goes on... There are some really handy editing tools around as well that can help with organization, syntax etc that are great, I have been using one called <a href="http://www.topstyle4.com/" rel="nofollow">TopSyle</a> for quite some time and love it. Hey Scot,

Thanks for stopping by, glad you enjoyed it (and reminding me that this site is still here, I really should get back to posting lol.. CSS is one of those things that seems a bit confusing at first but once you get rolling it feels more natural as time goes on… There are some really handy editing tools around as well that can help with organization, syntax etc that are great, I have been using one called TopSyle for quite some time and love it.

]]> By: heathaplexVISION http://admindaily.com/glossy-buttons-without-images-using-only-css3.html#comment-1615 heathaplexVISION Sun, 29 May 2011 15:08:05 +0000 http://admindaily.com/?p=778#comment-1615 Jesse, I am such a rookie with CSS and know very little on this subject, but I really enjoyed this post. I'm teaching myself how to do CSS programming and starting to understand the benefit of having a working understanding. Templates are great for a guy like me, but when I want to truly do some customization, that's when I hit the wall with my limited skills in CSS. Thanks for the free education! Scot Jesse,

I am such a rookie with CSS and know very little on this subject, but I really enjoyed this post. I’m teaching myself how to do CSS programming and starting to understand the benefit of having a working understanding. Templates are great for a guy like me, but when I want to truly do some customization, that’s when I hit the wall with my limited skills in CSS. Thanks for the free education!

Scot

]]> By: Jesse http://admindaily.com/glossy-buttons-without-images-using-only-css3.html#comment-1051 Jesse Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:47:20 +0000 http://admindaily.com/?p=778#comment-1051 Thanks for stopping by, yes using a class would be a better implementation for more than one button per page.. there are probably many areas in this code that could be cleaned up or improved :) Thanks for stopping by, yes using a class would be a better implementation for more than one button per page.. there are probably many areas in this code that could be cleaned up or improved :)

]]> By: Nirmal http://admindaily.com/glossy-buttons-without-images-using-only-css3.html#comment-1050 Nirmal Wed, 28 Jul 2010 09:20:57 +0000 http://admindaily.com/?p=778#comment-1050 This is one of the fantastic CSS buttons out there! But how about making the shiny-blue as a class instead of id? That way one can reuse the class in many buttons they may have in one page. Nevertheless, it's a good work! This is one of the fantastic CSS buttons out there!

But how about making the shiny-blue as a class instead of id? That way one can reuse the class in many buttons they may have in one page.

Nevertheless, it’s a good work!

]]> By: Jesse http://admindaily.com/glossy-buttons-without-images-using-only-css3.html#comment-605 Jesse Tue, 23 Mar 2010 08:54:40 +0000 http://admindaily.com/?p=778#comment-605 It's kind of a funny way to go about it, but it has more to do with the W3C. CSS3 standards are not finalized yet, so while things like border-radius are proposed CSS3 declarations they have not reached the “Candidate Recommendation” stage so they will maintain the browser prefix. In the final implementation that will not be required so you will see the -moz etc prefixes gone at that time. It's kind of a funny way to go about it, but it has more to do with the W3C. CSS3 standards are not finalized yet, so while things like border-radius are proposed CSS3 declarations they have not reached the “Candidate Recommendation” stage so they will maintain the browser prefix. In the final implementation that will not be required so you will see the -moz etc prefixes gone at that time.

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