The jQBoxModel plugin is a plugin for jQuery that allows you to quickly prototype complex layouts. This plugin was developed to streamline the page layout process by using % widths to have your main content width take up a percentage of the

CSS3 can be used to help enhance the look of your website for visitors who view it in better web browser.

In this article I will take a basic portfolio website and enhance it with CSS3 properties like text shadow, box shadow and border-radius which are supported in newer browsers such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox and even the latest version of Opera. The website also has special consideration for Internet Explorer.

Sometimes there is not enough space to present all the information you need on a web site. Here I present a very simple tool-tip solution. In the example presented in the demo, the tool-tip will appear if you hover over a link (in this case the link is an abbreviation). The link needed further information but presenting it on the web page would have interrupted the flow of the other list items so the solution is to display the additional information in a tool tip.

HTML lists are a powerful way to display information on a website and there are thousands of articles that show you how to style them to make them look like all sorts of things like navigation menus etc. This article focuses on the often overlooked HTML Definintion List and how to style them to look like bar charts, timelines and more.