Posts Tagged ‘css’

Declarations To Consider

Doctype Declarations to knowWithout specifying a doctype, your HTML is not valid and most browsers will switch to ‘quirks mode’. In other words, the browsers will think that you just don’t know what you are doing and decide what to do with your code on their own. Even perfect CSS is nothing without a document declaration as well as with a wrong document declaration.

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Accessible Forms

accessible forms to knowThe accessibility for forms is important issue to consider for making site attractive for the users with disabilities, especially for those who are blind or visually impaired. Thus, it is better to add a number of elements to the form to improve the process of imputing information.

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How to Code Accessible Links

Accessible Links to knowYour website should be accessible to all Internet users notwithstanding the browser they use. An accessible link imparts as much information to as many users as possible. Thus, the reader can preview the link before make a decision whether to follow it or not. Here you can find useful information that helps you to make links more accessible.

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Mastering Tables to Make Your Site Look Great

tables creation to knowThere are still a lot of things to learn about mastering tables, even if you know such tags as the table, tr, td and th as well as rowspan and colspan attributes. If you think that table rows make table columns look ugly you can use the colgroup and col tags. So, let’s find out how to make the tables you create better.

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Mastering Text Easily

Mastering Text to knowUsing various tags in different browsers, you should note that the most important thing is not what each element looks like, but what meaning it applies. In this article you will find the information concerning a number of tags that should be used to define various text elements such as abbreviations, quotations and computer code.

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Standards Summary

Standards Summary to knowToday with the power of CSS there is no need in using HTML to style. Thus, meaning (HTML) can be separated from presentation (CSS).The advantages are obvious – it can greatly decrease file sizes, it has flexibility of a central style sheet and it also can produce pages of greater accessibility.

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Class and ID Selectors Explained

Class and ID Selectors to knowWith the opportunity to define your own selectors in the form of Class and ID selectors you can have the same HTML element presented differently depending on its ID or class. Here you can find samples of HTML refers to the CSS by using the attributes id and class with explanation and tips to use.

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Pseudo Classes To Know

Pseudo Classes for youPseudo classes enable you to apply certain styling rules on specific states of the chosen element. However, many CSS proposals are not supported by all browsers. Here you can find four pseudo classes that can be used when applied to links as well as tips to make your site look great.

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Background Images to Make Your Site Look Great

Bacground Images TipsReadability and user-friendliness of your site depend greatly on background images that make your web page look nice. There are several properties involved in the background images manipulations and the property background can help you a lot to deal with them all and make a readable and attractive site.

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Tips to Create Drupal Themes with Dreamweaver

Drupal themes to knowYou can install and run several themes at once with Drupal. Dreamweaver allows you to apply and modify styles efficiently while working with various Drupal templates. Just use Design Time Stylesheets feature that is located in the secondary menu of the CSS Styles panel.

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