Create equal columns with simple CSS
A very common problem if you’re using CSS is creating equal columns. That is, having the same height. There are lots of reasons why two or more columns should have the same height, but that’s out of the scope for this article. Point is, if you use simple CSS, a column ends whenever the content [...]
FUN with Cascading Style Sheets – CSS Tutorial 9
Now that you’ve learned all the basics of CSS, it’s time for a little bit of fun using that information. Using CSS to add a shadow to your images. This is a great technique for making your testimonials stand out. You can use an extra div tag to do this. <div align=”center”> <div style=”width:115px;height:115px; filter:shadow(color:gray);”> [...]
Internal Style Sheets Continued – CSS Tutorial 7
We can place as many css defines as we want. You’ve probably seen pages full of these if you’ve every had a look at a .css file before. You open it up, your jaw hits the desk and you quickly close the page not wanting to disturb the monster. Next time you open one, you [...]
CSS Properties and Values – CSS Tutorial 3
We’ll be sticking with the <p> (paragraph) tag to keep this simplified for the time being but you can also use style tags with other font tags and not just the paragraph tag. Like your <H1> (heading) tags for instance. We’ll get back to this a little later though. Just wanted to mention it so [...]
Inline Style Sheets – CSS Tutorial Part 2
To use inline styles, you use the, …. (drumroll please)…. … style tag, otherwise known as the style attribute. Did you guess correctly? You can say yes, No one will ever know but you. If you’ve ever taken a peek inside your html or source code, then you may have seen these little critters there [...]
