Once you understand the basic structure of CSS – selector {property: value;} – you can begin using it to style elements in your html documents. There are certain elements in html that we use all the time; p for paragraphs, h1 h2 h3 for headings, ol and ul …read more »»
I love Cascading Style Sheets. I can (and do!) sit here and write CSS all day long - seriously. So if you need a CSS Coder and Designer, welcome to my little home on the world wide web. If you'd like to know more about who I am and what I do all day, you can have a look at my About Me page.
One of the things I specialize in is CSS design for blog themes. My favorite blog platform is WordPress, but I can integrate pretty much any script into my designs. I also love straight CSS coding and converting websites to get rid of clunky tables. In addition to CSS, I speak valid html and xhtml. I prefer clean, minimalist design, but can work with flashy graphics and images too. Look to the left for links to my services, or wander through the posts below for information about Cascading Style Sheets, tutorials and other things about web design in general and CSS in particular.
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Over the years I’ve amassed a nice collection of resources – sites with tutorials, information, free stuff, and inspirational sites to help with the creative processes. There is so much out there that I hardly have time to look at them all, and that’s why …read more »»
If you want to understand CSS, there are a few basics that you should start with, and one of them is a firm grasp of html markup. I will have to assume that you have at least a basic understanding of html, or else you probably wouldn’t be here in the …read more »»
CSS – Cascading Style Sheets – are basically a set of instructions telling a browser how your website is supposed to look. The difference is that CSS separates your design from your content. This gives it a number of advantages over other methods of styling …read more »»