July 22nd, 2010
The rapid development of internet has result in constant advancement in web designing and coding. HTML has emphasized more the content of a web page rather than its aesthetics. However, times have changes and immaculate web design is a key to a website’s reach and popularity. CSS has now become a key element which addresses the presentation of websites Read More...
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July 18th, 2010
Technology is constantly evolving and advancing and nothing shows this more than the (short) history of the web. Just a few years ago, the internet was full of websites with blinking, animated icons and background midi music and lots of people thought it was really great. Advance a few years forward and, although you still see those things from time to time, the web now contains much more sophisticated elements like video clips, rss feeds, detailed flash animations, and more Read More...
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July 5th, 2010
When I started exploring the design possibilities of the internet back in 1996, NetObjects Fusion was (at that point) a revolutionary WYSIWYG editor that allowed you to place pretty much any components anywhere you wanted on the page. Unfortunately for Website Pros, Inc. Macromedia had also seen the potential in WYSIWYG editors and developed what is arguably the most popular web design tool ever Dreamweaver Read More...
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August 5th, 2009
Should you use id or class? Classes can be used as many times as needed within a document. IDs can only be applied once within a document. If you need to use the same selector more then once, classes are a better choice.
However, IDs have more weight then classes. If a class selector and ID selector apply the same property to one element, the ID selector's value would be chosen.
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