Links are key to making the web work, by interconnecting pages from one section to another. Link Format A link in an HTML document uses an anchor tag, and follows the basic form [link text] That is, a link tag is <a>. It have a required attribute, href, which is a hyperlink reference to a…
What is CSS CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It is used to control the presentation of the website, basically how the website looks. Why do we use CSS If you are using Firefox, Go to View > Page Style > then click on No Style. See what your favorite websites look like without any…
Easing is how the speed of the transition between CSS3 settings occurs. For example, is it linear – where the speed stays the same, or does it easeIn, where it starts slow, and progressively gets faster? There are over 30 different ways to ease into your next transition, and http://easings.net/ has a simple way of…
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…
Want to get started with CSS transitions? Then you will want to read this introductory tutorial on how to start using the animations. It looks at things like: Easing Properties that can be animated and Timing Plus there are some examples to see it in action. Link to Article via pro blog design Getting Started…
We have looked at some basic formatting with CSS earlier, such as changing the font and using divs, and floating the elements to wrap elements, but now we will look at stylizing the form fields. One thing which I recently saw, and had an ephaniy about, is instead of using divs to contain the form…
While forms are designed to be functional, it would be nice if the forms looked a little nicer. Luckily, with some well formatted code, and CSS styles, we can layout and design a form that works best for us. It is helpful to know how to build a form first, and to remember to validate…
CSS Sprites allows websites to load faster by reducing the number of objects (images) that are needed to download. CSS Sprites uses part of a larger image to display a section so that it displays correctly. Using CSS Sprites was originally found on Access 2 Learn
