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CSS Tools – Parte 2 -

Posted on 16. Mar, 2007 by Michael Müller in HTML y CSS, Herramientas

Intersante listado de formularios basados en CSS.

• Prettier Accessible Forms over at ALA shows you a technique that uses inline-blocks, fieldsets and legends to create an nicely styled form

  that’s also accessible and degrades well.

• formArchitect provides an online tool that creates complex html forms without

  using tables for layout.

• Semantic horizontal Forms via skyrocket.be
• c82 has a

  good article on transforming cumbersome select box into a scrollable checklist with some

  href="http://c82.net/samples/checklist-samples.html">nice-looking examples.

• Form layout using definition list — via

  clagnut.com

• CSS-only forms that don’t suck — good article on lining up those form elements with labels.
• One button, many destinations — collylogic.com on show/hiding form elements via JS.
• Form Text Area Tools — DHTML/CSS that enables functions like word count, maxlength limit, and resizable text area box.
• Styling Form Elements — A great reference to default & styled form pulldown menus, the notoriously difficult element

  to apply CSS styles consistently across browsers/platforms, can now look like this thanks to some fancy DOM

  scripting by Aaron Gustafson. The process is explained here.

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