Tag-Archive for ◊ CSS ◊

CSS Positioning
Saturday, January 02nd, 2010 | Author: Mike

So this is a topic where a lot of people have many different opinions on the best way to do CSS positioning and so give you a little perspective as to how frustrating it can be. I saw an pie graph the other day that showed a layout of a Web Designers time spent on a web site and about 1/5 was “Time spent trying to get CSS position to work, then giving up and using tables” and this is such a true statement. I can’t tell you how many times that has happened to me. But by using tables you are flexible in your layout but not as flexible as using CSS positioning. The major benefit of using CSS is if you want to change the look you don’t have to change every page, just the CSS.

Favorite 5 Web Design Tools
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009 | Author: Mike

I have written a couple of articles describing different tools and I enjoy using and I like to include all of the free tools you can use. Well here are my 5 favorite web design tools that are absolutly free to use.

Cascading Style Sheets
Sunday, August 16th, 2009 | Author: Mike

Cascading Style Sheets or CSS as they are more commonly known have been around for many years now and can be used to format your page any way imaginable. CSS is a very easy way to keep you web page consistant with your fonts, colors, and many other aspects. CSS also allows you to get this information in a single file instead across all of your web pages. If you have a 200 + page website and a decision has been made to change the font on the pages from arial to verdana then you would have to manually edit 200+ pages to make tha change. But with CSS all you have to do is change the CSS files, which for a large webpage maybe two or three files, a lot better than 200+ files.