Tag Archives: CSS

The Right Way To Locate Work As A Web Designer

Posted on September 2, 2011 by Simon Heuter

If you're a web programmer you never need to go hungry. There are several things you can do to find work. First hop onto Craigslist. It will automatically default to your location. But if you push the trademark on the left hand side of the page you can navigate to any town or a whole country. Remember particularly with web design you do not have to be from the same city or country even as the person that posted the job. Continue reading →

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A Brief History of Cascading Style Sheets

Posted on July 31, 2011 by Chris Gilchrist

CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, were first developed to solve a problem with html 4.0. Since HTML was never anticipated to have tags for formatting a file tags like font had to be used to format the text which created needlessly large code. Continue reading →

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Font Color In Css

Posted on January 1, 2011 by Donald Adams

CSS was developed in 1997. It was developed for the web developers to give a definite look to their web pages. To make HTML perform more functions by separating content from the design elements. It did not get the desired popularity until 2000 but after this then web browsers started utilizing the features f color and font of CSS. All the present day browsers support all levels of CSS. Today you will not discover any web designers who don’t follow and use CSS for developing their websites. In case you think that understanding HTML is crucial then understanding CSS is also important. Continue reading →

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