I just notice that there are different ways on calling CSS to your HTML file. I want to know the difference between @import and link CSS.
@import url(”styles.css”); VS
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Hey guys!
I’m Joe from Design for the World Wide Web…
I have a question:
For the second assignment, how creative can we go, in terms of mapping? I was thinking of having my home page as one theme, and then 5 other places, relating to the it, from different places in New York City. It is a map, but not sure if it is the okay to do. Thank you!
So while textedit is open, going to preferences and under the NEW DOCUMENTS tab, you make sure it’s on PLAIN TEXT, is the first step in scripting.
BUT! Opening your html file again it won’t open the way you want to; it wont show the tags etc. For this you have to go back to preferences and in the OPEN AND SAVE you have to make sure you IGNORE RICH TEXT COMMANDS IN HTML FILES.
(I’ve finally figured out sprites! Thanks for the links also!)
Something strange is going on with one of my pages:
http://134.74.236.60/~web1tue09/projects/michael_luboa/Final/work-1.html
It’s supposed to have “Work 1″ in black and white, not home. The css is correct, as far as I’m aware of. The position is for the black and white “Work 1″ part of the sprite, not for “Home.” Maybe I need to check again, but is there another reason why this might happen?
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Hi, i am trying to get an email form to work via PHP but i do not know how to get the site to collect the data from the form and send it to an email. Can you help please?
So I’ve got a bunch of images that I turned into links, and I want to have them change into a different image upon hovering. How do I go about doing this?
Each image-link is in its own div.
<div id=”work-1″>
<a href=”work-1.html”><img src=”images/work-1.gif” alt=”Work 1″ /></a>
</div>
<div id=”work-2″>
<a href=”work-2.html”><img src=”images/work-2.gif” alt=”Work-2″ /></a>
</div>
I’m also putting the style in an external css file. The only thing I’m making them do for now is just float left.
Trying to design 2-Level Horizontal menu. There is lots of menu resource on the web but seems like, the one im looking for it’s not there : (
I need a nav where each active node will be highlighted when they are selected. Here is the mock-up link for visual idea: http://134.74.236.60/~web1tue09/projects/m_islam/mockup-orangeadnan-2.pdf
I got a menu which might work but need little tweak on the Java Script to highlight second level. http://134.74.236.60/~web1tue09/projects/m_islam/menu.html
They are loading sub menu from external file with AJAX call which is little too much for my need.
Is there any simple and easy way to do this (last minute I know)? Help help (911)