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With CSS, webmasters can apply a border to a html document, making the document appear as if it's enclosed in a picture frame. For the uninitiated, CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets, and is a powerful tool in manipulating the look of a document.
January 19,
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Margins, margins, margins. Every HTML document online has one surrounding it. Learn in our latest web building tutorial how to eliminate this default margin that plagues all webpages.
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If you're just as clueless as I am when it comes to DHTML, this tutorial is for you.
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Images are one design element that people feel they simply cannot exclude from their Web sites. For the most part, images do enhance and add to a site when properly utilized, however, when abused they can ruin an otherwise creative and informative site and assure that visitors will not return.
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This chart illustrates some of the different RGB color values that authors may use for font color and background.
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Understanding the structure of the elements will have many future implications... paradoxically it is often an unknown subject for most webmasters.
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Layers are elements of HTML language added by Netscape in their browser's 4.0 version. <layer> tag consisted in a transparent block within which text, images, animations and even other blocks could be inserted.
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Each of these terms allow you to create CSS properties that are personalised, that you can apply to tags.
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There are many of them, but the most obvious are that using too many div will create difficulties for updating your site.
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Most of nowadays websites are created with tables. Tables allow a multi-part structure for documents, each part being able to contain a menu, header, content and more.
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