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"class" is an attribute of most if not all HTML tags. To apply a CSS class to a tag, simply make the class attribute equal to that CSS class.

For example, suppose you have a CSS class called bigRed that makes text large and red. If you want to apply it to a certain text, just put it in a tag surrounding that text.

e.g.

. . . but my <span class='bigRed' >car</span> was faster than . . .

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HTML is a widely accepted web-design language. With HTML, you surround a block of text with “tags” that indicate how the text should appear or what purpose it has in a document. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) make it faster and easier to create and maintain websites. CSS works with HTML (or any markup language) to apply a uniform style and format to your website. CSS allows you to set your site’s fonts, colors, layouts and more without repeating the HTML formatting tags throughout. SSL

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You have to provide a valid path in your HTML file so it can "see" the style sheet.

If you have a simple site, put your style sheet(s) (e.g. "styles.css") into the same directory as your HTML files and refer to them like this:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css" type="text/css" />

however, you can put your style sheets wherever you please, as long as you refer to them correctly. They might even be in other domains. For simple projects, keep everything in one place, so you can avoid headaches when moving your projects around.

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Try using float:right; on the second table to get it to the right of the first table. You could also use the position attributes. Another thing to do to put tables side by side by just using HTML, is to put the two tables into another table. So you would have a main table with one row and two cells, with a table in each of those two cells.

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Let's say you were wanting to capitalize the first letter of every list item in ordered and unordered lists. You would use the :first-letter pseudo-element. The CSS rule would look like the following:

li:first-letter {

text-transform: capitalize;

}

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A Div tag can be used for formatting a block of text, images, other divs or any other element of a website, even if these elements are included within some other tag. Anything inside a particular div will follow its CSS properties unless you don't specifically change it. Its like a box in which you can add any HTML element, a webpage usually have many divs to create a the layout. The placement and size of the div can be controlled by CSS. The content of the tag <div> always begins with a new line as it is a block based tag. There is also line folding after it.

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Examples:

span.raise { vertical-align: super; }

span.lower { vertical-align: sub; }

selector_name.raise { vertical-align: super; }

selector_name.lower { vertical-align: sub; }

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"Best", of course, carries many factors.

Someone who is looking for something top-notch in performance and feel should get a program such as Dreamweaver, by Adobe. The most recent version, CS4, has become the industry standard, and is great for creating webpages. It's a bit pricey to buy, but many users are very proud of their websites created with this program.

Someone who is looking for a simple editor with a decreased budget can still get very dynamic things. The browser FireFox, for one, has a free web developer toolbar that creates a live-editing CSS with a what-you-see-is-what-you-get look and feel, with any website you've navigated to - locally or on the world wide web.

If you really don't want to pay for the software, try EvrSoft First Page, Migajek HateML or Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express.

I would definitely recommend Adobe Dreamweaver CS4. Its the industry standard.

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An internal style sheet is located inside the header tag of an HTML or similar markup language. The CSS rules located in the internal style sheet take a higher precedence then rules located in an external style sheet. Typically, an internal style sheet is used when the rules you are writing are only being used on that one page, or you are needing to override particular rules on just one page.

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According to wikipedia CSS1 was released in December 1996. CSS2 in November of 1997 and CSS is still being worked on.

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No. It is not mandatory. As long as they are spelled right, they should work.

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Certain atrributes in the declaration are inherited from in which they reside. Therefore these are said to cascade down from parent to child.

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Texts can be used by many styles to be applied. font-color, font-margin, padding etc are some of the defined styles.

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No you can't. While you can put div tags inside textarea tags, as anything in the textarea is treated only as text, the browser will ignore the div tags and they will show as text only and so have no impact. So if you do want sections for text, you would have to look at other ways of doing it, like having several text areas with different formatting.

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In HTML, the class attribute is an identifier used on one or more elements on a web page. On the other hand and ID is an identifier that is unique and applies to only one element instance. In other words, a class can appear on multiple elements throughout a single document whereas an ID can be used once and only once in the document. In CSS, a class selector is declared using the dot symbol (for example .class-name) whereas an ID selector is declared with an octothorpe (#) symbol (for example #id-name).

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External CSS style sheets are appropriate when the same rules are going to be used on multiple pages of the same site. Internal CSS is appropriate when the rules are only being used on that one page or your are needing override the rules of the external style sheet on just that one page. Inline CSS should be used sparingly, but the most common and appropriate usage is when you are needing to override rules located in either an internal or external CSS style sheet one time for one element on one page.

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There are 4 ways to add a CSS doument to a HTML document.

You can "link" to it putting the following into the head of your HTML.

<link href="FileLocation/screen.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" />

or you can "Import it" it.

<style type="text/css" media="screen">

@import url("FileLocation/screen.css");

</style>

Or you can place the CSS directly into the HTML into the head of your HTML

<style type="text/css" media="screen">

Your CSS Goes here

</style>

Or you can place it in-line with each element using the style tag, if you only have a little bit of CSS.

<a href="index.html" style="color:#006bb6; font-weight:bold;">Home</a>

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Inline styles occur by declaring a style within a separate tag. Embedded styles are declared on the page within the head element. External styles are referenced with an anchor in the head element but are separate from the HTML.

Of course, specificity comes into play depending on the type used.

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HTML is a basic thing, but is extremely important.

The main feature is that it designs the basic frame of any webpage, then, you can enhance the webpage even more by using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and JavaScript.

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Yes. The order of rules in a stylesheet is very important. If you have a rule on line 5 stating that all paragraphs have a color of blue, and on line 10, you have a rule stating that all paragraphs have a color of red, all of the text inside a paragraph will be red. That is assuming that the selectors have the same weight.

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At present Photoshop does not support CSS when rendering a .psd file to HTML.

The only way to use a .psd in web design is to create the image you want displayed (navigation and all) and to then "slice" it in Photoshop. A great tutorial on this is the div tutorial at this site: [http://celestial-star.net]

Once you have created the sliced table of images, CSS can then be hard coded to replace the table, this task though would be a challenge for an expert CSS writer.

you can also import that PSD file into fireworks and slice in in fireworks and export it as CSS and images

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It means your HTML editor does not support elements that are positioned absolutely.

Solution: Use another HTML editor.

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