I've been busy updating some cascading style sheet demonstrations and adding to material today, including some positioning demonstrations which, I must confess, have been a bit frustrating at time. There's just so much I want to show without producing a great fat book with lots of long examples ... yet at the same time I want valid sample data in the pages. A tall order perhaps? Well - have a look for yourself at what I've done, if you like.

The demonstration page presented.

The list of contents for the module.

HTML source.

CSS source.

(written 2006-12-16 17:39:31)

 W701 - Web and Intranet - Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets
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