Expanding Header
Editor's Pick in HTML and CSS Tutorials, September 2005
Use the Rectangular Marquee Tool to make a website header and the Slice tool to convert it into an expanding one.
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Editor's Pick in HTML and CSS Tutorials, September 2005
Use the Rectangular Marquee Tool to make a website header and the Slice tool to convert it into an expanding one.
Among the common elements for all website pages, I have in mind those elements which are on all pages of the site, elements such as the menu, a tablet with counters, “the hat”. Often with such elements there can be BIG problems. For example, you've decided to place a new counter, you've registered...
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Editor's Pick in HTML Tutorials
Though it’s possible to design one web site hundreds of times, we won’t do it. We will instead clothe one site with a multitude of different looks.
1.This CSS code is becoming ever so popular, because it can add that extra touch to a beautiful website. All the colours are up to the designer so its very flexible. However this only works in IE browsers with version 5.5+. Older and other browsers just ignore the code...
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I'll show you this lovely little trinket called IFrames. It enables users to load a whole new page - html, php, etc. - within or embedded in an already opened page.
Ever wonder how to get your table border as thin as 1px but when you se border="1" and it looks like 2 or 3 px wide? Well here's how. First within the table tag we will add a CSS code (Cascading Style Sheet). To do this we add style=" " parameter...
read moreThis tutorial will show you how to make tables. First off, to make a simple one row (horizontal) and one column (vertical) table within the body tag (as you should know), this is how:...
read moreWelcome, this tutorial will hopefully teach you the basic necessities for making your very own webpage. Now contrary to what people tell you, html (Hypertext Markup Language) is not a programming language, its simply instructions telling the browser what to do...
read moreUsing CSS you can apply a border to elements like table cells and images. You can define individual edges (border-right for example) or you can apply the same effect to every edge (border). Below is a list of variables. border-width border-style border-color The border-style tag has ma...
read moreUsing CSS you can change the colours of scrollbars that appear at the edge of pages, text areas and frames. The below CSS defines these colours. Different parts of the scrollbar have different names (explained below). To change the colours simply change the 6 digit colour code (#000000 in the exampl...
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