CSS
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 Cascading Style
Sheets (CSS) is a simple means for adding style (e.g. fonts, colours, spacing) to Web documents. This section is a collection of miscellaneous articles on Cascading Style Sheets
I've collected together or written whilst developing my site.Rather than forget them when I move on to something new I've put them here for easy access. The more I delve into CSS the more I curse not having taken time to understand it earlier in my site building. It is relatively simple and can be such a time saver. There are a stack of places where it could be applied on this site and I intend to work my way through them all. The menu system for this Resource Web alone took a week to re-work, and I'm still not happy with it yet. This leads to a really important point, that I have read about on the web time and time again and failed to acknowledge. Plan the site before you start building! At least the general look and feel. Using CSS will allow rapid updating / re-working if it is in place from the start. See my workshop page for a CSS home page example amongst other CSS related bits I'm trying out. |
| This Section's History and Update News |
| 01/2007 Validating my own pages to strict HTML4.01 (about time too) 01/2006 Two useful CSS generating wizards. 2006 Coming soon. Notes on validating your CSS. |
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Last Update: 04/08/2008 - CSS - Web Design Section Summary - Neils Resource Web
