ActionBacks - Wedding Overlays and Backgrounds Animations Collection
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ActionBacks is a collection of royalty free video backgrounds and animations for use in any Video Editing Software. For use in Church and Worship Video Productions, Wedding Videos, and Corporate Videos. Our video backgrounds offer a large variety of categories. We aim to keep producing high quality unique motion backgrounds for Video Editing Software that give our customers the added value in their video productions. Using our motion graphics or video backgrounds in any video editing software will put your production above the competition.

As CSS3 rolls out around the web, it is bringing some interesting new presentational techniques along with it. Today, we ll review the basics of using CSS3 transitions and animations to add an extra layer of polish.

This one is for those who are hoping to take their first steps into web design. This 70 minute Premium video tutorial will assume that you have zero knowledge of CSS. Over the course of the screencast, you ll learn about the basic syntax, a plethora of different properties, and how to create the beginnings of your very first website.

 

Thanks to advanced CSS properties, such as gradients and shadows, it s now quite easy to turn a dull web form into something beautiful   with minimal effort. I ll show you how in today s tutorial!

 

 

In this week s Plus video tutorial, you ll learn how to utilize a grid to create a simple newspaper-like website. Along the way, you ll learn helpful techniques, such as easy ways to target IE7 and IE6 with only a single character, using the 960 grid system, and even using CSS3 to create columns! It s an hour long

 

If you ve ever used a piece of software, like Picasa or iPhoto before, you ll be aware of the fact that there is a slider at the bottom, which allows you to specify how large each photo should be. Move the slider up a few ticks, and all the photos will zoom in a bit. Thanks to the HTML5 and the new range input, we can mimic this effect rather easily. Along the way, we ll also learn about a variety of awesome new CSS3 features, including transition, nth-child, rotations, scaling, and more.

If you ve ever used a piece of software, like Picasa or iPhoto before, you ll be aware of the fact that there is a slider at the bottom, which allows you to specify how large each photo should be. Move the slider up a few ticks, and all the photos will zoom in a bit. Thanks to the HTML5 and the new range input, we can mimic this effect rather easily. Along the way, we ll also learn about a variety of awesome new CSS3 features, including transition, nth-child, rotations, scaling, and more.

 

 

One of the new features in HTML5 is native drag and drop. Surprisingly, Internet Explorer has had support for this since version 5.5; in fact, the HTML5 implementation is based on IE s support. In this week s Premium tutorial and screencast, we ll look at how to implement native drag and drop to build a simple shopping cart interface.

The CSS standard states that borders and padding should be applied on top of the specified width of an element. As such, if I have a 200px div, and apply 40px worth of borders and padding, total, the width will then be 240px. This makes perfect sense; however, Internet Explorer actually did things differently. They adopted a model where the maximum width is what you specified. The borders and padding are then factored into that width, reducing the content area. As a result, the width of the element never exceeds the stated width of 200px.