Saturday, November 20, 2010
Dreamweaver - CSS - change the page body background color
CSS can be used to alter the style properties of any HTML tag, such as the <body> tag.
Dreamweaver - CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
Modern web pages use Cascading Style Sheets for layout and styling.
Web Pages - The "Three-legged Stool" Analogy
Modern web pages are often said to be three-legged stools, with the three legs being HTML, CSS, and Javascript. As the analogy suggests, the stool would not be able to stand properly without any one of its legs.
HTML can be roughly though of as the content of your page.
CSS covers the layout and appearance of the page, and includes aspects like where your elements are located, what colors there are and where, and what backgrounds to use.
Javascript adds interactive functionality to your page.
Reference: "Adobe Dreamweaver Classroom in a Book"
HTML can be roughly though of as the content of your page.
CSS covers the layout and appearance of the page, and includes aspects like where your elements are located, what colors there are and where, and what backgrounds to use.
Javascript adds interactive functionality to your page.
Reference: "Adobe Dreamweaver Classroom in a Book"
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