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The Base HTML Webpage | Syntax Library - CSS
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Monday, 6 January 2014. The Base HTML Webpage. Regardless the quality of the CSS code and its length, CSS on its own is useless. The CSS styles have to be applied to a well written HTML page, applying CSS on a webpage can be achieved by various methods all of which will be discussed in the future posts. The Basic HTML template. To really understand and comprehend CSS, it's recommended that you copy the code from this template verbatim and try out all the examples yourself. 2 Add the HTML code above, to it.
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Introduction to CSS | Syntax Library - CSS
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Monday, 6 January 2014. HTML has always been the fundamental format for transmitting information over the web. HTML which stands for HyperText Markup Language was the primary language used to develop webpages over the internet. But Initially, HTML started off as a purely structural markup language composed of structural elements to define things like paragraphs, hyperlinks, lists, and headings in text documents. CSS is made for better presentation of web page, CSS on its own doesn’t form a webpage&...
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The Building Blocks of CSS | Syntax Library - CSS
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Thursday, 9 January 2014. The Building Blocks of CSS. A div is created within HTML by wrapping content with the div tag. The result is a hook to which CSS can be applied. Lets Work an Example to Understand this;. Div id=”container”. P This is our content area. /p. Let’s apply some simple CSS to the container ID:. Container holds all visible page elements */. Container { padding: 20px; border: 1px solid #000; background: #CCC;. Further Lets add a Box inside the Container;. P I'm in a box! Our three divisi...
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The Effect of Cascade in CSS | Syntax Library - CSS
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Wednesday, 8 January 2014. The Effect of Cascade in CSS. The Cascade in CSS. We have already seen what Style and Sheets are, but What is a Cascade in CSS? Lets work with an example to understand the Concept of Cascade. We will be using the previously discussed external.html and external.css files. Open external.css and define the default paragraph color with p {color:#orange;} and save the file. Now open external.html and apply the given below embedded style in the head of the template. As already learnt...
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Selectors in CSS(ID & Class) | Syntax Library - CSS
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Wednesday, 8 January 2014. Selectors in CSS(ID and Class). We have already seen number of basic selectors in our previous posts, using Selectors you can redefine one or more styling properties to the corresponding element where it is being defined as a class or ID. As we have already seen changing a paragraph color by using the selector ‘p’ which is a default HTML tag for paragraph. P id="highlight" This is the highlighted TEXT. /p. P id="default" This is a Default Paragraph. /p. Define highlighted text ...
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Links and Their Properties | Syntax Library - CSS
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Monday, 20 January 2014. Links and Their Properties. Whenever you create a link you have to consider the end user, but a link has a very important role to play, and its basic functionality should never be compromised in pursuit enhancement. There are a million things you can do with links to enhance the user’s experience. Let us check out how this can be done. A href=" http:/ www.google.com". A href=" http:/ www.google.com". Img src="images/Google. gif" alt="Visit Google" / /a. Let’s start learning...
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Properties of Text in CSS | Syntax Library - CSS
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Thursday, 16 January 2014. Properties of Text in CSS. The first thing that appears when a page is loading is the text on it, and the presentation of text has the power to convey to the user if the website is serious or friendly, modern or traditional, formal or casual. Choosing the right font or a combination of fonts is important in creating the right first impression. We’ll Be Learning the Following Font Properties From the Basics;. The values should be separated by a comma, and it is suggested that yo...
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Creating a Two Column Layout in HTML Using CSS | Syntax Library - CSS
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Monday, 3 March 2014. Creating a Two Column Layout in HTML Using CSS. LIQUID FLOATED TWO-COLUMN LAYOUT. We can now think about the structural HTML needed to divide the page into specific sections. Remember that every time you create a new column div , you also create a new parent element for any elements it contains. This means that you can be even more specific with your CSS and how you target certain elements. A Liquid floated two column layout using contextual selectors. Masthead content goes here.
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Quick Access | Syntax Library - CSS
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Introduction Positioning allows designers to place HTML elements with a greater accuracy using some simple CSS rules. The position propert. Links and Their Properties. INTRODUCTION The most important components of a web page are undoubtedly its links. It is very rare that a web page doesn’t link to anoth. Properties of Text in CSS. Text properties Text is the most important part of a webpage, the text delivers the content you are providing in your webpage having the . Working with CSS Layout. 160; The Ca...
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