Here are two Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Training Tutorials from the University of Minnesota. These
are very helpful with getting your familiar with CSS and understanding
how to use and code these into your web pages. CSS is the preferred
method now of developing web sites, so use CSS instead of HTML tags,
such as <font>.
Inside
Cascading Style Sheets
To use
the tutorials in this training workshop, you'll need a text
editor and have Dreamweaver 8 available (for that section
only). These modules will introduce CSS and get you going with
coding CSS in your web pages right away.
- Cascading Style Sheets Workshop
- Using CSS
- Defining a HTML Tag
- Defining a Page
- Importing an External Style Sheet
- CSS and Dreamweaver
- CSS for Your Use
Cascading Style Sheets Tips
Here are some great CSS tutorials and tips. Using these, you will learn the CSS basics: process, structure, semantics, and validating. These four techniques make up the foundation for getting everything coded correctly when using CSS in your web sites.
- A Process to Learn CSS.
- Structure and Selectors.
- Semantics.
- Relative Units.
- Validating.
- Cascade Problems.
- CSS as a Diagnostic Tool.
- Grouping Selectors.
- CSS Shorthand.
- Organizing Similar Rules.
- External Stylesheets.
- XML Prolog.
- LoVe/HAte.
- FOUC.
- Quotation Marks.
- Numbers.
- Underscores.
- Inline Lists.
- overflow: hidden.
- Highlighting the Current Page.
- References.