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Stacks is an extremely powerful plugin for RapidWeaver but what makes it so flexible are the ’4th party’ add-ons/elements created by indovidual (who shall be nameless for now) . Some are free, most are for sale from a select group .
Have you wondered what it takes to create a Stack Add On (plugin) ?
Do you want us to show you how ?
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Macsupportcasts.com is now live with the first of many topic specific classrooms. Purchase and access only the information you need without a long term commitment to a Membership.
Many of the great tutorials we have her on Supportcasts.com will be made available at Macsupportcasts.com too.
Currently all the FreeStacks and an Rapidweaver 5 classroom are available.
Check it out at http://macsupportcasts.com
Have you ever wondered how to make this nice striped table rows or highlight parts of an bullet list? The pseudo class nth-child makes it easy. But it does require a modern browser for visitors to your site to see it.
In this video tutorial we take a look at this lesser known and used part of CSS3.
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The first in our series of short video tutorials on :nth pseudo classes. In the cast we show you how to float images on a page, alternating even and odd images to float left and right.
This set of pseudo classes only work in the latest browsers versions of Safart, Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome and IE9.
They won’t work in IE6, IE7 or IE8.
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We’re all familiar with most of these. They add dynamic interaction with the document. In this video tutorial we look as adding classes to selectors and targeting specific classes on a page. We also look at the :focus and :first-child pseudo classes.
This is the first of several video tutorial, the next being on CSS3 Pseudo Classes, including the nth-child
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This stack is a very flexible tool to create horizontal or vertical menus.
