New support for styling Xamarin.Forms apps with CSS may be controversial, but Greg Shackles thinks CSS is a powerful (and frequently maligned) solution to the problem of styling native mobile ...

Meet XP.css — a gorgeous new CSS library that makes it painfully easy to design user interfaces in the likeness of Windows XP.

Up until now, I had been designing those optional form elements wrapped in divs with 'display:none;' in the style properties. My options then toggle that back and forth to show the form options.

Try to pretty them up with CSS and you'll realize that they're the toughest thing on the page to style properly. And if they break, your site is crippled. Any way you slice it, forms are a headache.

NES.css is of Sakura Internet Dashino Mr. has been developing, from the basic elements such as buttons and input form, it is available to SNS and character of the icon. NES.css --NES-style CSS ...