Adding CSS to a Webpage
March 6, 2011
There are actually three ways to add CSS to a web page and each one has a very specific purpose and use.
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Using CSS – a Cascading Style Sheet – to Style Your Website
March 6, 2011
If I haven’t made it clear in the earlier HTML tutorials, I’m making it clear now: A well-designed website is styled with an external Cascading Style Sheet. Even as a child, "because I say so" was never good enough for me, and I don’t expect it to be good enough for you.
Basic HTML – Deprecated Tags
March 6, 2011
There is a list of HTML tags that have been deprecated, meaning they are outdated and should be avoided. Since browsers in general are backwards compatible, those tags still work, but there is no guarantee that they will continue to do so. And since using CSS is a much better, cleaner way to do things – then why NOT use it?
Basic HTML – How NOT to use the Line Break – – Tag
March 2, 2011
The <br> tag is called ‘line break’ tag, because it is meant to break lines. by inserting a single line break. It is not there to create paragraph breaks or to add space around images or move things around on your page.
