Cascading Style Sheets
- Identify style sheets of various types, understand the advantages and risks of designing with style sheets, and apply correct style sheet syntax.
- Apply CLASS and ID selectors to customize styles, use the DIV and SPAN elements to construct styles, and create an external style sheet and linking documents to it.
- Understand the rules of the cascade, and create cascading styles.
- Style text with typographical properties, including aligning and indenting text, controlling the spacing of lines and characters modifying other text characteristics
- Declare specific and generic fonts size fonts with various methods; and create variations of font styles.
- Apply text and background colors with a variety of methods and other background techniques, like controlling background tiling and position.
- Control the margins, borders, and padding of page elements, and create floating elements and list styles.
- Apply position properties to control page layout by absolute and relative coordinates, and control the width, overflow, and layering of page elements.
- Create styles that break down gracefully, such as dynamic hyperlinks and cursor styles, and apply filters and contextual styles.
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- Windows 98/ME
- Windows 2000
- Intro to Internet Explorer
- HTML Level 1
Next Course(s):
- DHTML - Dynamic HTML
This course is included in these Certification Programs:
- Certified Web Development Associate
- Certified Web Development Professional
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- 16 hours of classroom instruction
- Unlimited supervised computer lab/practice time for 6 months
- A complete instruction manual
- Certificate upon completion
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Topics:
Lesson 1: Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Designing with Style Sheets
Style Sheet Syntax
Creating Simple Rules
Lesson 2: Creating Rules
Applying Class and ID Selectors
The DIV and SPAN Elements
Linked (External) Style Sheets
Lesson 3: Conflicting Rules: The Cascade
Rules in Conflict; Cascading Order
Lesson 4: Text and Font Properties
Typographical Properties
Font Properties
Lesson 5: Applying Colors and Backgrounds
Applying Colors
Background Techniques
Lesson 6: Box Properties
Formatting with the Box Model
Borders
Floating Elements
Styling Lists
Lesson 7: CSS Positioning
Positioning Elements Absolutely and Relatively
Layering Elements with the z-index Property
Lesson 8: Design and Usage Techniques
Dynamic Link Colors
Cursor Styles
Styling Form Elements
Dynamically Linked Style Sheets
Contextual Selectors
