Welcome to CASCADING STYLE SHEETS
This
is the first text for the css course
O.k. let's start with fun and try to learn more about the mystery of nice looking pages :).
I have some questions to this
- what means text-decoration: blink?
- what means .90em
- what means text align: justify?
- what means font-style: oblique?
- When I want to have a background-color behind my Header why does it fill the whole line but is not only behind the text?
Also at the moment I still dont understand the difference between div Tag and p Tag
Who can help?
Now after my cry for help I got several answers :)).
- Use of this code would make your text blink...like a blinking light.
- Use of this code makes the font smaller or larger based on percentage.
1em=100% so you would use smaller or larger numbers to increase or decrease
the size of the font spcecfied in the page.
- Justify means that the text on your page will be spaced so that all the
sentences will be same length across the page.
- Oblique is similar to italic.
- When you use background-color, the color will appear behind the text or link
that you specify. - this is still an open question, as it is not working for me!!!
- Div tag is used to divide sections. When I have a sentence with a div tag, my next sentence follows after the div tag. Notice that it put this sentence
on the next line instead of next to the first sentence.
You can also use div tags to apply style to those divisions.
The p tag is used to make your text or image drop down a line so there is an
empty line between it and what is above it. Style can also be applied to the p
tag. Notice that it put this sentence
down a line with a space between the sentences.
I have to remember, that the header tag is not allowed to stay between p /p tag!!
now look at this page in Internet Explorer and in Netscape Navigator. You will see the last sentence for my little grey cells to remember is blinking in Netscape as also the background color is just behind the text and also the header in the page.
This does not work in Internet Explorer as you can see in the capture screen here. It is just static instead of blinking and the background color goes straight over the whole line.
