There are three different ways in CSS you can dictate which elements you want to style. Each way is useful for a specific set of purposes, but by using all three together, you can really harness the cascading power of style sheets. The three methods of describing objects on a page are by their tag name, their ID, or their class. […]
So if you’ve read “What is this CSS thing, anyway?” (which I’d recommend doing), you have a basic understanding as to what CSS is on a theoretical level. And I’m sure you’re a better person for it. But what about […]
A fundamental understanding of the CSS box model is essential to gaining a basic understanding of CSS in general. The good news is, if you can pack a box in real life, you can understand the CSS box model. And if you can’t pack a box in real life due to some traumatic physical injury, you shouldn’t have much of a problem, either. Also, I’m sorry about bringing up the whole box thing. […]
So you’ve been hanging around the web gurus long enough to know that “CSS” is something big and important in the web design world. You might even know that it has something to do with making pages pretty, or more Web 2.0, or something like that. And that’s true (to an extent). But what does CSS really mean? […]
