Why use CSS?
So, why do people use CSS regularly to create websites? Why are they used around the globe in a huge majority of sites that are live on the internet. This site uses it, the BBC use it, everyone uses it. So, why?
So, why do people use CSS regularly to create websites? Why are they used around the globe in a huge majority of sites that are live on the internet. This site uses it, the BBC use it, everyone uses it. So, why?
One of the most confusing aspects that most fail to grasp the concept of is the id and class selectors. What is the difference, and what should be classes, and what should be an id? In this small post I’ll attempt to explain the difference, and then give examples of why to use each one.
Background images can be added using CSS to save having all those <img src=…. in your mark up. In this brief tutorial, I shall explain how.
This small tutorial will show you how to enhance your links and make them look very professional using left and right border styles on the links. This method uses no images and works in all browsers. It is very versatile and can be changed. Highly recommended way of creating a smart navigation.
As web designers are all too familar with, no two web browsers interperate every single piece of CSS the same. So, we need to test our sites on more than one browser to make sure our site displays the same in all of them. Your site might not display 100% the same in each browser, […]