Susie Gardner-Brown wrote:
I'm mostly wanting to explain/show what can be done using CSS instead of
actual images, so their design takes advantage of what CSS has to offer, and
doesn't have to use graphic images to create the effect they want to
achieve.
Okay, lets start with navigation lists. I don't know if your designers
have an understanding of code, but if they do, they'll be able to see
what's going on immediately. I seem to remember MaxDesign even having a
Dreamweaver extension to produce menus, all nice and xHTML-ey :-).
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/
I think that's a start, if I understand you correctly, you want a list
of resources that old school designers can look through and see how CSS
can help?
The University of Minnesota has quite an extensive list - perhaps you
could pick out what you'd need specifically.
If you want to get them really excited about CSS (assuming they're the
sort that get excited about CSS ;-) ), point them to Stu Nicholls' page.
http://cssplay.co.uk/index.html
I hope this is useful,
Regards,
- Rahul.
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