Posts Tagged ‘cascading style sheets’

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);”>
<img src=”http://www.yoursite.com/images/image1.jpg” width=”100″ height=”100″ style=”border:1px solid [...]

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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, [...]

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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 [...]

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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 because that’s [...]

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