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CSS, or Cascading StyleSheets, have replaced many HTML tags like the <font> tag. CSS is a coding language separate from HTML that works with HTML to change a variety of properties and to position objects on your pages. In Beginning CSS, we'll see how to style our fonts, blocks of text, and links. We'll also learn how to make our own custom styles and apply them. Styling TextLesson 17: Using CSSHow to code Cascading Stylesheets using text coloring as an example. Lesson 18: Styling FontsLearn how replace several <font> tags with a few lines of CSS. Learn new ways to style fonts, too. Lesson 19: Styling TextHow to use CSS to automatically align text and add custom margins to various blocks of text on your page. Cool EffectsLesson 20: Styling The <body>Learn how to make your backgrounds sing and dance using CSS. Also some other important considerations when styling the "body" element. Lesson 21: Making Custom ClassesHow to apply different style rules to the same element and make generic classes you can apply to anything. Lesson 22: Styling ScrollbarsHow to color the scrollbars in IE5.5+. Styling LinksLesson 23: Styling LinksHow to make your links look like you want them to. Remove the underlining, change color, font, etc. How to change link styling dynamically when they are clicked or hovered over. Lesson 24: Making Link ClassesHow to make sets of differently styled links. This is how the links on this page are styled. The links in the text and titles are styled differently from the ones in the navigational column to the left. Using External StylesheetsLesson 25: Making External StylesheetsHow to make a single .css file that can style as many pages as you'd like. Free yourself from cumbersome <style> tags in your <head>. Lesson 26: Cascading And InheritenceLearn how to make and apply multiple stylesheets for different effects. Also how to apply CSS styling with the STYLE attribute. Beginning CSS ExamBeginning CSS ReviewSome exercises to prepare for the "Beginning CSS Final Exam". Beginning CSS Final ExamTest your knowledge of CSS before progressing on to Advanced HTML. |
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