Many websites have eye-catching CSS floating corners. These can be used for many purposes, such as advertations. In this post I'll explain how to create those CSS floating corners.

So, you want some nice CSS-based tabs on your own website? Sure, it's piece of cake when you're good at creating CSS. But what if you aren't so good at CSS or if you're lazy and just want to create a CSS menu fast. Than Overzone 's CSS Tab Designer can help you. Big time.

CSS Tab Designer is unique and easy to use

The new Actionscript 3.0 in Flash CS3 can be a bit tricky sometimes, especially when you're normally used to Actionscript 2.0. But there are a number of nice new functions in AS 3.0 which make it really attractive to just make it your coding standard for Flash.

Here I'll explain how to use the leftPeak and rightPeak properties of AS 3.0. With these, you can read the volume of both audio channels (left and right) seperately. With that value, you can create some nice Flash files, like this visual audio bar.

Ever came across an alert message on a webpage that has some nice CSS styling to it? Personally I modified this one to create an quote-box, to use it on this website. Here's an example:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

There is a small valid CSS code behind this one, but it is very nice to use on your website.