Archive for Kasım, 2006
Using CSS Inline Style
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Origin of Dubya
“The origin of ‘Dubya’ from usaweekend.com says that the columnist Molly Ivins coined it in 1995; it’s the spelled-out Texas-drawl version of Bush’s middle initial (for “Walker”). Her editor at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram tells us Ivins “owned ‘Dubya’ from the mid-’90s to 1999, then it caught on with [...]
Pull Quote
Your post that contains way too much undecorated text goes here. The exact placement of the pullquote is up to you
TRUMP ON HIS MOMENT
“This is the high point of my career. But I never viewed myself as having much of a low point“
But, you will want to make sure that you have typed in a [...]
Pull Quote
First Pull Quote
Inline Pull Quotes
You don’t have to define the pullquotes in the style sheet. The code is short and doesn’t take the many keystrokes. It’s just another paragraph in CSS.
Second Pull Quote
…it depends on what we are highlighting or lowlighting…
web fashion color
How Did You Do That?
“For People Who Make Mistakes” …
WebFashionColors
Sometimes we post code without the full copy and paste and then someone asks about the starting piece. You are always welcome to view the source code and take it. This was a post about color trends and while we can post the full code you [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )The Balancing Act
There was a Blog post recently that had near perfect balance. It was not in English so I was looking more at the layout than reading. What I noticed was the fine balance of the three simple classes to coordinate the image with the dropcap and the pullquote.…you don’t have to know CSS to [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )CSS Float Style (inline style)
Mandarin
This sample begins with a floating Mandarin at 36points using float:left;. Here we are just continuing to type so that we can demonstrate how the text will wrap around this floating word. The float style is used often with both text and images.
Secrets of Magazine Style The Joy of CSS
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TO PLAY IN YOUR
The joy of CSS. Here we are using font sizes, margins, floats, and line height to position the text exactly where we want it.
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