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  Using a Zebra Background Effect to Style Code Blocks with CSS

  Posted: March 30th, 2010, 7:00am MDT

  In this third part of a seven-part series on styling code blocks I demonstrate how to add an engaging zebra background effect to a PHP fragment included in a web page. This background effect improves its readability. As you ll see the process is very similar to assigning background images to other HTML elements so you shouldn t have major trouble implementing this effect in your own website....
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