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    CSS (No counterstrike:source, Cascading Style Sheets!^^)


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    Hi folks!

    My cascading style sheets tutorial.

    CSS stands for:

    Cascading Style Sheets

     

    This means, that you can control the layout and fonts of ALL selected HTML documents with 1 single document!

     

    Step 1:

    Create a file, called styles.css

     

    Step 2:

    In all HTML documents you have, add between the

    <head>

     

    </head>

    tags:

    <link href="styles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

     

     

    Step 3:

    In the styles.css, you can declare variables.

    You do this, with .

    Example:

     

    If I want to make a specific thing a specific color, I give it in the HTML document the CLASS tag. ex: <div id="blablabla" style="style1" />:

     

    I create the variable "styles1" in my styles.css

     

    .style1

    {

    background-color: #00B4B4;

    }

     

    What you can see, is that I set the background-color to 00B4B4.

    What this color means, is a HTML color description.

    Calculate colors here (The background color of the document changes:)

    http://www.drpeterjones.com/colorcalc/

     

     

    Now, if I want to set the style for a standard HTML object, like <tr> (A simple table row), I do:

     

    tr

    {

    background-color: #FFFFFF;

    }

     

    You can also have custom mouse arrows!

    cursor:url([ http://blablabla/bullsh**/image1.gif ]);

    Add this to the css :-)

     

    You can make mouseovers with:

    a:hover

    {

    font-size: 16pt;

    font-family: Verdana;

    font-color: blue;

    }

    Yes yes, you can also have normal words for colors:) but Hexadecimal colorcodes are much more practical (#000000)

     

     

    These are just a few options of the giant CSS language, more will be added soon!

     

    Enjoy

     

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