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Usually in web design or resources were used more advanced imaging such as javascript to use special fonts in our designs because if the machine that makes the request to the server does not have that font installed automatically this was printed on the screen as a generic font type Arial. This is just due to @ font-face property, this new rule is able to download a remote source to be integrated in our website. This rule is not yet standardized across all browsers as expected as it is to succeed in something more elegant designs and visual, for now we can use it in Safari 3.2 +, Firefox 3.2 +, Chrome 0.2 +, Opera 9.6 + and Explorer . Here you can see an example of its use and I've added to the owners of content with the font Segoe Script and this is the code.
@ Font-face ( font-family: "Segoe"
src: url (http://www.joomlanetprojects.com/fonts/segoesc.ttf) format ("truetype");
)
. Contentheading (font-family: "Segoe";)
Although that if the use browsers where the rule is not supported will get two wonderful css validation errors so you can check to validate this page.
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Surfing I found this page that offers up to 224 css layouts that you can set fixed in different standardized measures in web design or convert a fluid, interesting because it takes away a lot of work to start when designing a new template. I personally give more work to identify the classes or IDs of the layers created by third parties to create a new layout from 0 am also accustomed to a particular working method always commented on the principle of a layer and to form bleeding in addition to the editor will give me another method to locate visual extent of the divs, but good none the less an interesting page for those who wish to start and create your own templates. Here you have the link http://layouts.ironmyers.com/
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The new Safari 4 introduces a native version of html5 multiple file fields, which until now required a fair amount of Javascript code will be reduced to a simple html tag called "multiple" in the input file. After selecting the files you upload to the server we need a language like Php Rails or just to treat those files as an array. Hopefully we will soon have that functionality in most common browsers.
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