Hello Friends, I am a new in web design field, I have knowledge photo shop, flash, html. I want to know that how to create a css website. Anyone help me. Thanks in Advance
I wold recommend you do some further reading on CSS. There is an indepth article on the basics and how to setup a website in the link below please replace (dot) with (.) www(dot)green-beast.com/build-css/
CSS is not for building web pages, HTML is for building web pages. CSS is used to "style" or format the HTML. Personally I like to keep my style sheet separate from the html page ( external style sheet) this way I can do all my editing in a single place. To do this you place a file in your web folder with a .css extension, something like "site.css" then in the style sheet you define your styles as either classes or IDs. SO let's say you want your h1 tags to be 18 pixels high and bright red. You would define the style or "class" by giving it a name preceded with a period like so: ".MyClass". When you define a class or ID the parameters are enclosed within curly braces so you class would look like so: .MyClass { } Code (markup): This example is empty so to flesh it out we would define the particulars like so: .MyClass { font-family: Tahome; font-size: 18px; color:Red; } Code (markup): Now in your html page you need to tell the page where the style sheet is so in the head section of the page you put a link to your style sheet with the following line. <link href-"site.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> Code (markup): This line tells the browser to look for any styling in your css file. Now in you page if you want to use this styling on an h1 tag or a p tag you simply write the tag like so: <h1 class="MyClass"> My styled heading tag</h1> Code (markup): You can use the class on pretty much anything that has text in it, even a div tag.
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css is used with html to make styling of pages easier. best is probably buy a book and practice. or you can read online as well http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp its really easy, at least compared to flash
I wouldn't mind tutoring you, we can create a website from photoshop to a live simple site with a lot of CSS. PM me for a cheap quote if your interested.
100% Second that!! For someone with an SEO company, I find it very hard to believe that you don't know CSS... Something fishy going on here... hmmmmmm....
I think first you have to see Tutorial about CSS and learn from there ,that would be better for biginers and CSS is used with html to make styling of pages easier.
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maybe you can visit w3schools.com, you can learn both of xhtml and css in there, with a lot of example. it's my favorite learning site for web development.
My very first and quite successful experience in building html/css site was based on a pre-made template. It's always great to have something done by professionals where you can play around with this and that and save the actual copy in case you need roll back. My personal choice fall into CSS sites from flashmint [dot] com - light, fast, nice and affordable.
CSS is not for creating the website its for Designing in webstie... If you are going to creating the website then use this toolz HTML or Dreamviewer
in simple CSS is style language that define the layout of HTML document e.g CSS cover fonts,margin,background e.t.c
I'll recommend you to start reading books and tutorilas of CSS and try to do some practice works with HTML. )))