This video will show you the differences between Block and In Line elements, and will thus explain why some things display differently than what you might expect when you style them, and display them in a web browser. The Difference Between Block vs In Line Elements was originally found on Access 2 Learn
The two most common ways to display a tag, is with the block or the in-line display type. Most HTML elements fall under one of these categories. (There are others, but these are the two main ones to consider.) This video will show some common tags, and how when you style them, what they look…
CSS allows you to control the look and feel of a webpage. Dreamweaver has a CSS designer built into it, to make it easier to add CSS to your website. Creating a CSS Selector from an Element that Exists First you will generally want to click on the tag that you want to apply a…
The 960 Grid System is a well used, and liked, CSS layout framework. This is the second part of a 2 part video series. If you would like to see how to do the initial set up – view the first part of the 960 Grid System here. Set Up a Web Page with the…
The 960 Grid System is a popular CSS Framework for laying out websites. This first part of a 2 part video series shows you how to set up the web page and start to use the common aspect of the 960 grid system, or 960GS as it is sometimes called. Set Up a Web Page…
A lot of people, myself included, talk about responsive design. Even this site uses responsive design. (Don’t believe, resize your browser’s width and see for yourself.) Responsive design is a good thing for web design – and CSS makes it possible. However, it isn’t perfect. So read the article to see why you can’t expect…
Have you ever heard of CSS transitions? They allow you to animate between states – for example, a button, with a hover attached to it. These transitions allow for a more fluid change to the user. What is even nicer is that if a browser doesn’t support it, then it doesn’t get shown. So it…
Did you know that you could import color swatches into Photoshop from a CSS file. Well using the technique showed below, you can see how to do that. Link to Article Import Swatches into Photoshop from CSS was originally found on Access 2 Learn
