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I have recently finished my site http://www.developking.tk and i am not at all happy with it i dont think it looks professional enough am i just being self depriciative or does it just not look good if it doesnt look good how would i make it look beeter.
AJ
AJ
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That's completely wrong :) my heads not on my neck...i'll go look for it.
can' you just stick it in a
?
I was suprised at just how little time that took me to do :o).
Although, for now, I think I'll stick with tables, as it's what I know ... but I'm certainly going to give all this CSS a lot of interest.
Actually, just quickly, on that page I just threw together, when it comes to Images, can I use the CLASS="" inside the![]()
Tag, instead of doing what I did, with the
Although, for now, I think I'll stick with tables, as it's what I know ... but I'm certainly going to give all this CSS a lot of interest.
Actually, just quickly, on that page I just threw together, when it comes to Images, can I use the CLASS="" inside the
cjh wrote:
> http://www.aowl45.dsl.pipex.com/CSS Site/index.php
..cool, I think Tyla's started a new thing in here, maybe we'll see more experiments :/
> http://www.aowl45.dsl.pipex.com/CSS Site/index.php
..cool, I think Tyla's started a new thing in here, maybe we'll see more experiments :/
ajg wrote:
> How often does a CSS file get read? I mean, im presuming although
> there are links on each seperate page to the same CSS file, it only
> gets read once, right?
>
> Tyla's CSS file was 14k when i looked at it, that seems pretty big to
> be opened every time a different page gets loaded. See what Im getting
> at? On the LAN here it flies along, but its a big file for a wee 56k
> modem.
It caches it, it's only text and it only downloads it once, it adds absolutley nothing to the final page size after it has finished loading. It reads once and once only. Think about it logically, if it affected the final download, poeple wouldn't use it. It's not different that using a huge external JS/PHP/ASP file!
> How often does a CSS file get read? I mean, im presuming although
> there are links on each seperate page to the same CSS file, it only
> gets read once, right?
>
> Tyla's CSS file was 14k when i looked at it, that seems pretty big to
> be opened every time a different page gets loaded. See what Im getting
> at? On the LAN here it flies along, but its a big file for a wee 56k
> modem.
It caches it, it's only text and it only downloads it once, it adds absolutley nothing to the final page size after it has finished loading. It reads once and once only. Think about it logically, if it affected the final download, poeple wouldn't use it. It's not different that using a huge external JS/PHP/ASP file!
Turbonutter wrote:
> Z-index is one of the most interesting parts of CSS I'll give you
> that!
>
> Alan, what kind of transparency support does CSS1-3 have?
1 - none
2 - some
3 - full
> Z-index is one of the most interesting parts of CSS I'll give you
> that!
>
> Alan, what kind of transparency support does CSS1-3 have?
1 - none
2 - some
3 - full
ajg wrote:
> How often does a CSS file get read? I mean, im presuming although
> there are links on each seperate page to the same CSS file, it only
> gets read once, right?
>
> Tyla's CSS file was 14k when i looked at it, that seems pretty big to
> be opened every time a different page gets loaded. See what Im getting
> at? On the LAN here it flies along, but its a big file for a wee 56k
> modem.
It gets read when it's changed. You browser says "Hey server, what's the last modifed date on this large CSS file?" If the date is newer than the one it has stored in its cache, it gets downloaded, else it uses the existing one in the cache.
> How often does a CSS file get read? I mean, im presuming although
> there are links on each seperate page to the same CSS file, it only
> gets read once, right?
>
> Tyla's CSS file was 14k when i looked at it, that seems pretty big to
> be opened every time a different page gets loaded. See what Im getting
> at? On the LAN here it flies along, but its a big file for a wee 56k
> modem.
It gets read when it's changed. You browser says "Hey server, what's the last modifed date on this large CSS file?" If the date is newer than the one it has stored in its cache, it gets downloaded, else it uses the existing one in the cache.
http://www.aowl45.dsl.pipex.com/CSS Site/index.php
http://www.aowl45.dsl.pipex.com/CSS Site/Style_Sheet.css
Just a quicky here, I tried the positioning in CCS, and came up with this ... am I going in the right direction here???
http://www.aowl45.dsl.pipex.com/CSS Site/Style_Sheet.css
Just a quicky here, I tried the positioning in CCS, and came up with this ... am I going in the right direction here???
How often does a CSS file get read? I mean, im presuming although there are links on each seperate page to the same CSS file, it only gets read once, right?
Tyla's CSS file was 14k when i looked at it, that seems pretty big to be opened every time a different page gets loaded. See what Im getting at? On the LAN here it flies along, but its a big file for a wee 56k modem.
Tyla's CSS file was 14k when i looked at it, that seems pretty big to be opened every time a different page gets loaded. See what Im getting at? On the LAN here it flies along, but its a big file for a wee 56k modem.
Tyla wrote:
> cjh wrote:
> Are you able to use % as well?? Like 20% of the screen for this, 30%
> for that, etc ... like you can with tables now???
>
> Yes, yes and yes, and I forgot to mention that with Div, youhave the
> z-index allowing you to stack them too, so unlike tables, you can
> overlay content!
Z-index is one of the most interesting parts of CSS I'll give you that!
Alan, what kind of transparency support does CSS1-3 have?
> cjh wrote:
> Are you able to use % as well?? Like 20% of the screen for this, 30%
> for that, etc ... like you can with tables now???
>
> Yes, yes and yes, and I forgot to mention that with Div, youhave the
> z-index allowing you to stack them too, so unlike tables, you can
> overlay content!
Z-index is one of the most interesting parts of CSS I'll give you that!
Alan, what kind of transparency support does CSS1-3 have?
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