Many of us, a web designer, need a [css] to style a web page. With this modern era, many browsers come with it own default styling. If we want to see our design to be globally same we need a CSS Reset to reset the default behavior of browser styling. Imagine that you are styling your web page without declaring the reset first, and your clients not using the same browser like you. We will feel ugly if our style doesn’t look the same in different browsers.

[Pic 1: CSS Reset]

[Perishable] write an interesting post, a collection of CSS reset with some explanatory. That’s a great resource for Web Designers. Another resource is from Matt Snider.

Tags: CSS, Programming

Yahoo User Interface Library 2.5.2 is released, this release including bug fixes and new improvements.

In the release note, here are some major changes: It covers charts enhancement, support for legends, a few series style, dataTipFunction, destroy() function, and more.

There’s more problem in Opera:

File uploads using setForm() does not function as expected in Opera 9.27. The file and data upload phase works as expected, however the server response cannot be read.

Read the release note.yui-252-release.

Data Table Changes:
- Bug Fixes
- Paginator now updates recordOffset to the starting index of the last page when totalRecords is set to a size smaller than the current recordOffset.
- Assorted pagination and scrolling bugs
- Resizing a Column no longer inadvertantly sorts it in IE.
- Header text no longer wraps by default.
- Added UI to fill gap when a scrolling DataTable is narrower than its container.
- Fixed wrong assignment of classnames for TDs and message cell.
- Fixed bugs for width, minWidth, and hidden Column values in non-scrolling DataTables.
- Added getBdContainerEl() method.

Tags: AJAx, CSS, Library, Yahoo UI