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Hi again guys! As you can see I’m not dead :p

I know it’s been forever. I’m really sorry. I write this blog to help out everyone that is interested in CSS. I don’t earn money with it, so unfortunately I can’t spend all the time I want writing. I’ll try to improve my timing though
Well, no more introductions. Let’s get down to business.

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Although CSS can do lot’s of stuff by itself, it also relies a lot on images. Websites without bullets, icons and backgrounds aren’t that lovely to see.

When we slice and dice our designs in order to create a website, optimizing the images is a key factor when we are focusing in our site’s response time.

Be clever with image file formats and you’ll go a step further in optimizing your site.

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One of the existing CSS properties is: min-height.

The min-height property is quite self-explanatory. It defines the minimum height of an element. If the element’s content exceeds this value, the element resizes to the size needed.

On the other hand, the height property defines a fixed size. If the element’s content exceeds that size, the element doesn’t change it’s size, however it’s content overflows.

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