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CSS Basics Tutorials will become your guiding line between the informational resource concerning CSS , making clear not only the basic aspects, but also those that are in a direct connection with them thus covering next higher informative levels based on the main notions and nuances of CSS . The tutorials perform a function of a constant educational stream that will bring you to the final point of your search, proposing you visual and experience based advices for your perfect mastering all the working moments of the task you are going to fulfil. CSS Basics Tutorials will clarify and modify your previous notion about CSS, making it your usual working tool, easy-to use and a productive one.
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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First introduced in the HTML 4 specification, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) allow you to specify the appearance of elements in HTML pages. Using style sheets to define appearance is far more efficient than element-by-element techniques.
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To horizontally center an element (block, tag or a whole website) using CSS, you only need to specify a width to the element and automatic width to lateral margins.
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Semantically, a menu is nothing more than a list with clickable elements. We will create a horizontal menu, knowing that a vertical menu will be based on the same principle.
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CSS inheritance is based on the Parent-Child model: each Child element inherits all of his Parent element's styles.
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Creating CSS text effects such as shadows is very simple.
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A drop cap is the first letter of a paragraph in a text. Larger and put in the spotlight, it will generally be three heights of line.
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Have you ever wished you could hide a portion of HTML from being printed when a visitor prints a web page? Well, believe it or not, it's a simple feat to accomplish, and it will leave observant viewers thoroughly astounded by your greatness.
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One of the main reasons I switched from tables was the issues with updating my site. Dreamweaver never displayed tables correctly for me and trying to find a certain nested table while in code-mode was harder to find than a talented pop-singer!
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A common mistake I find quite often is the hierarchy of information on websites. Its common sense to put the most important information or the most accessed information at the top where it is easy to get at.
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