CSSnippets

CSSnippets, analogous to Snippets, is a community driven archive of codes, tricks, and helpers for the CSS realm. The codes gathered here are CSS solutions to problems that may arise.

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Sidebar On Right Sometimes you will get tired of having your sidebar one the left side of the page, or you might be designing a theme. Either way, you might want your sidebar to appear on the right side of the page. This CSS Snippet will allow you to do just that +0 by rhombus p Alternate Table Row Colors There are times when you may wish to construct a table using the ListPages module to more elegantly display information about pages. Tables can be made much more aesthetically pleasing and easier to read if the rows alternated colors. +1 by Timothy Foster Easy Outline Outlines do not generally come easily. You can create a bulleted list with sub-bullets, and you can create an ordered list with numbers, but you cannot actually make a typical outline, marked with Roman numerals, letters, and the like, indicating level of indention. Fortunately, you can accomplish this via CSS. +2 by Timothy Foster Site Logo Sometimes, the generic site title in the top of a Wikidot page isn't enough. Site logos, or images that reflect the site's name with perhaps an associated picture, can be made for websites in order to replace the generic title and font. This CSSnippet helps you effectively add this logo. +3 by Timothy Foster No div Space Sometimes, using a div block creates undesired space above and below it. This can ruin some formatting and take up room required for other material. This is caused by Wikidot's parsing engine automatically placing <p> tags within the div blocks, and these <p> tags in some browsers automatically come with their own padding/margin definition of about 1em. +2 by Timothy Foster