Posted in CSS on Mar 16th, 2008
I just found a cool way to add a css style sheet for printing. usually I would make a new design that is printer friendly just for what I want to print and have to get all the same data again. Now I just create separate styles and everything is done.
<link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” media=”print” href=”print.css” […]
With css being the standard today people have stopped using the h tags for their headlines. Instead they are creating headline styles that look the same but are going to be treated differently by the search engines! Instead you should style your h tags to look how want them but still use them to show […]
Posted in CSS on Dec 15th, 2007
So I designed my newest site while viewing it with firefox, thinking I would just have to do a few hack for IE.. Boy was I wrong! Internet explorer is horrible and then once you have finally created an entirely style sheet for IE. There is a new version out that ships with vista and […]
Posted in HTML, CSS, Site Design on Sep 14th, 2007
For about the last year I have been studying OOP programming among other things. I can’t remember the last time I looked at an xHTML or CSS book. I have decided to go back through and brush on my CSS skills. I find myself writing PHP more than anything these days. I do like coding, […]
Posted in CSS on Aug 4th, 2007
.wp_def {
font-size:10px;
color:#000000;
}
.wp_def_li {
margin-top:-3px;
}
CSS “Cascading Style Sheets” is a way to design a style websites. it was designed to enhance the look and layout options availible for website1. Also reducing the code by hacing a style sheet that defines your websites layout2 and styles. This eliminates redundant code on each one of your websites pages. Having […]
