CSS Content
- August 15th, 2008
- Posted in CSS tips and tricks
CSS Content
CSS Content? Using tables within the content of your page is a major no-no, the whole intent and purpose of CSS is to control the style of your page elements, this is done using an external styles…
Tables vs CSS - Which is better?
When I started exploring the design possibilities of the internet back in 1996, NetObjects Fusion was (at that point) a revolutionary WYSIWYG editor that allowed you to place pretty much any c…
There are now loads of places on the Internet where one can access free CSS menu’s. But of the many that are available very few suceed in replicating the prehistoric roll-over image menu using java…
Why Dreamweaver Has Become So Popular
When we run Dreamweaver training courses, we are always amazed at the number of different types of Dreamweaver user who attend our courses. There is simply no longer a typical Dreamweaver user. We get…
How To Create A Blogger/Blogspot Theme
This tutorial will cover the steps needed to create your own blogger template. Many people have used blogger to run blogs and have wondered how they can make their own theme to use with it. There are …
CSS; Weight loss for your code
One of the main drawbacks of traditional HTML web design is the tendency to produce almost insupportably large file sizes with anything but the simplest of page designs since formatting requires a sub…
Successful CSS template skins
The CSS mantra is the separation of content and style. The content should be in the HTML and the CSS should take care of how the HTML is displayed on the page. However, most web-designs don’t properly…
