Showing posts with label Css. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Css. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

CSS Layout - 3 Column

If you haven’t already had a look at the 2 Column Fluid CSS Layout tutorial then you may want to work through that one first as this tutorial is only a slight modification of all the rules already defined for that layout and just requires a few minor adjustments.
OK, so here’s the 3 Column Fluid CSS Layout that we’ll be creating.

Thursday, April 19, 2012

css definition - what are stylesheet


What are Stylesheets?


In the late ‘90s, HTML coders noticed that they were retyping the same old tags again and again on the same page, leading to bigger HTML files and above all, time consumption and frustration. You may have found yourself in the same situation, adding in mountains of  tags, despite wanting them all the same; or using tricks like invisible gifs for spacing.

Then, someone had a great idea: have one file that defines all the values that those piles of tags would have done, and then have all your pages checking this file and formatting your pages accordingly. You can therefore leave out most of the formatting tags in HTML and use only nice structural elements (like headings, paragraphs and links) — separating structure and presentation.

In late 1996 CSS (Cascading StyleSheets) became a reality, forged by our good friends the» World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Your styleshedt acts as a partner to your HTML code; taking care of all the layout, fonts, colours and overall look of your site.
If you ever decide to change the look of your site, you modify that one CSS file (your style sheet) and all the HTML pages reading from that file will display differently. This makes maintenance of your design much easier.