Hey everybody, it's time for some CSS-stuff. So sit back, turn up some music and read on.
What's CSS? Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a simple mechanism for adding style (e.g. fonts, colors, spacing) to Web documents.
All the INFORMATION about CSS can be found from
W3's CSS siteOnline Resources? Sure, go for
w3's CSS/Learning Site and get started. There's also some non-English resources too!
Where to use CSS?Look around this Messa Board, old the nice fonts and border lines and stuff are made by CSS. And if you use for one stylesheet as site-wide (for every page), then update is pretty easy. You just open up your favorite editor and edit the yourWebSite.css file and then upload it server. Then all your pages using that yourWebSite.css - file will be updated, voila!
How about differences between browsers when using CSS? Yep, there's differences. Just like in JavaScript, browers support it differently, same thing with CSS. I haven't look for this so much, but few examples how browsers look up to CSS. See this new CSS3 featured "Round Border":
Round border - If you look it with Mozilla/Firefox, it's showing up fine, but with Internet Explorer.. see the difference.
Off-topic:Devnet's CSS:
can be found hereMozilla and Firefox are free browsers and they are really stable & light in use, see for
http://www.mozilla.org/You can use Dreamweaver MX to edit css easily but if you are looking for something else (let's say cheaper but still 100% working solutions), see
SciteFlash, supports HTML,CSS,Flash ActionScript files..
Also Sephiroth's editor is good for editing Flash's .as files (I dont know about css support thought..)
Se|Py ActionScript Editor for Flash
More examples coming soon!
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