Here is a quick 1-page
XHTML & CSS Tutorial, from Brown
University. This tutorial will show you how to write valid XHTML (just
HTML with a few minor tweaks) and then use CSS
to control the typography, layout, and
look-and-feel of your web pages and sites. CSS (Cascading
Style Sheets) permits a minimal HTML code base for your pages
while giving you a high degree of formatting and layout flexibility.
This will result in your users having a better and more compelling
experience, while giving you the ability to control your web site
behaviour and layout from one CSS file.
Contents of this 1-page XHTML and CSS Tutorial:
XHTML:
- The Picky Bits up top
- Sample XHTML page
- Habit Forming
- Code-Phobic Alternatives
CSS:
- CSS explained
- The Three Different Ways to Bring in CSS
- Linked CSS
- Embedded
- In-line
- Anatomy of a CSS Rule
- Selectors
- Tag
- Class
- ID
- Nesting Selectors
- Link Pseudo-class Selectors
- div and span tags
- Basic Formatting
- Positioning and Layout
- Links
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1-page XHTML & CSS Tutorial
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