It took a while for me to bite the bullet and learn about CSS. I have always known bits and pieces but didn’t really dive into it until a few months ago when I redesigned my site www.2createawebsite.com.
For those of you who have been designing for a while, CSS is no new concept…in fact it’s probably very old news to you.
Now, for those that are just grasping or only know HTML, you won’t want to ignore what CSS can do for your site.
It’s a great way to manage your layout (colors, styles, etc.) all with one file. CSS also makes changing certain aspects of your design a breeze. You can even change the color of the scroll bar on your web browser to match your design if you want.
Here’s a great CSS tutorial for beginners.
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I AM JUST STARTING TO WORK ON WEB SITES. I GOT INTO THIS BECAUSE MY DAUGHTER IS SICK AND NEEDS A DONOR KIDNEY, SO WHAT BETTER WAY THAN TO PUT IT ON THE WEB. I AM STILL IFFY ABOUT IT BUT GOT A LOT OF GOOD ADVICE FROM HERE.
I hope you don’t mind me asking but how is your daughter?
Your comment is over 3 years old so I hope the situation has changed for the better.
I wish you and your daughter all the best.
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.css is driving me crazy. It is ok if you make the whole website yourself but if the website is already made and you just take over as a webmaster then .css can be a pain in the butt. Especially if you are not very experienced with it.
I started my website a year ago and realize that CSS is the next step to better production and a more professional look. I’ve always enjoyed your insights that give solid tools for newbies.