Exactly How to Use CSS Sprites
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Exactly How to Use CSS Sprites

Andres Fernandez on Feb 10th 2009 with 104 comments

Today, Andres will be teaching us how to use CSS sprites to improve load times and decrease the number of HTTP requests that are made. As always, feel free to ask any questions in the comments area.




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Hello, my name is Andres and I'm passionate about creating beautiful/useful applications for the interweb and helping others increase their knowledge of this awesome, ever-changing industry. Besides constantly trying to improve my culinary skills, I enjoy working with jQuery, ajax, css, php, Expression Engine, among others. Thankfully, my wife loves this stuff, too. You can find a little more info on me at mykoala.com. Or, if you'd like, please follow me on twitter.  

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