Writing CSS in a Right Way

Today we are going to learn so many things in CSS. Lets start with how to write CSS in a write way. First of all define the element the CSS is written for. Then use

{ and after putting in the styles, close it with }

This might look like this:

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  body { styles go in here }

In this case, the ‘body’ is known as the selector. This can get more complicated, and can included many different selectors.

For several elements to use the same style, you can separate them with commas:

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How To Add CSS in a Webpage

When using CSS, it is important to make sure that browsers use their most standards compliant response. You will need to ensure that your DOCTYPE triggers standards mode rendering for these browsers, or they will assume your code is relying on some mistakes of older browsers, and will try to replicate some them to various degrees, which can produce unpredictable results.

 
Different Ways of Adding CSS in a Webpage

There are two ways to include CSS on a page.

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Introduction To Cascading Style Sheets

I’m Jasmine and it’s my first post so I’m too excited and still little nervous. I wish to write tutorial in Spanish language but Jimmy told me that in our friends club HeyGB.com there are few standards for an example: how to start tutorial, introduction, ending etc.. and lots of more things and all the friends authors have to follow them otherwise it’s hard for students who wish to learn programming languages to understand them. So I’m writing very slowly, as my English is good and I’ve so many years experience in teaching programming language so I also confident too.

I’m going to start my Easy to Learn Cascading Style Sheets - Part I. CSS is a formatting language, used to provide more customized web pages and make it easier to make multiple pages use the same style. The acronym stands for Cascading Style Sheets. All current browsers can handle CSS, and it is the best Web page formatting language produced to date. Some very popular browsers do not handle it as well as they should but largely support is good and developers are tending to use it much more often.

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May 8th, 2008 Learn AJAX from Scratch - Part IV (2 pages)


How to Create AJAX Enabled Suggest Tool

In previous part of AJAX tutorial we developed our first AJAX enabled application and saw it LIVE DEMO and hope you enjoyed alot, it’s not only yours first AJAX application but also our first AJAX LIVE DEMO which I released on the net along with tutorial. So three cheers to all of us :) :) :)

In this part of AJAX tutorial we are going to learn how to AJAX enabled suggest tool, just concentrate on the base because if once you understand the base then most of the concepts will clear to you.

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May 7th, 2008 Learn AJAX from Scratch - Part III (2 pages)


How to Write AJAX Application

Now be more practical and develop a small and easy AJAX application. This will be your frist coded AJAX application. First of all, we are going to create a standard HTML form with two text fields: username and time. The username field will be filled in by the user and the time field will be filled in using AJAX.

The HTML file will be named “First_Ajax_Application.html”, and it looks like this (notice that the HTML form below has no submit button) :

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May 6th, 2008 Learn AJAX from Scratch - Part II (2 pages)


Basic Requirement for AJAX Learning

In previous part of AJAX tutorial we went through What is AJAX? Different types of online web applications which are using AJAX, We discuss in depth the concept behind AJAX, Characteristics of AJAX applications and also covered those characteristic which AJAX doesn’t cover. Now we are going ahead in more practical life of AJAX:

 
Basic Requirement for AJAX Learning

Before you continue you should have a basic understanding of the following:

* HTML / XHTML
* JavaScript

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