Now we want to edit the links in our navigation bar. We have not looked at linking elements yet, so we’ll ignore the links themselves, and focus on initial styling. First we’ll set our nav tag. These three rules will set the padding, so we have some space around our navigation bar, fix it so…
When you define a style, it is made up of a couple of pieces of information; specifically the selector, the declaration block, and rules, which are a combination of a property and a value. The selector allows us to define which tag, or tags, will be affected by our style definition. There is a whole…
Use of jQuery usually starts with you selecting one or more elements in a web page. Selectors is the start of how you will identify which elements you want jQuery to work on. To start with jQuery, you will typically use the $ (dollar sign) symbol as a shortcut to call jQuery, or jQuery name…
How you define your selectors will often directly effect how your page looks. Sometimes, you want a certain type of look, but only on some elements. You can use complicated classes, specific to only certain cases, or you can style your rules easier if necessary. We’ll be using this base file for our examples. It…
