
Learn to set up css by declaring the doctype, adding a head style section with type text/css, and using comments to hide css from old browsers.
Apply inline styles by adding a style attribute directly to an element to set CSS properties, such as font-size: 24px, useful for single-use styling or emails without a head.
Learn how to float an image in CSS to wrap text, create a left-float class and apply it to the image, and fine-tune with margins and padding for alignment.
Set a 300-pixel tall box, enable overflow-y: scroll to create a vertical scroll area, and learn when to use overflow hidden to hide overflowing content.
Learn how CSS layout centers a wrapper, floats inner divs to create a three-column design, and uses overflow hidden to avoid browser bugs.
Once you're familiar with HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a great way to further your web site building skills. CSS is used to extend the formatting and stylistic capabilities of your HTML documents, allowing greater flexibility and control in page layout and design. In this course, you will find worksheets and sample files to play with. This 2 hour course will allow your designer fingerprint on any website.