How to change the alignment and decoration of your text.
Now it is time to look at the text properties. These will allow you to change alignment and spacing etc. We’ll start with letter-spacing: Read the rest of this entry »
Well, now we are all the way to backgrounds again. Style Sheets will allow you to use background colors and images for your entire page and for just cetain sections you would like backgrounds on.
color
The first property we’ll go over is the color property. I probably have shown you this already, but just in case I didn’t……… Read the rest of this entry »
Now we have made it to the font properties. These do many of the things the <FONT> tag does for us.
font-family
Possible Values:
name of font Read the rest of this entry »
With style sheets, you can change the cursor when the mouse moves over a certain area or over a link. The command is just:
cursor:type
Where we will replace “type” with the type of cursor we want. So, let’s say we want a crosshair (looks like a cross) when someone moves over a link. We just add the style=”cursor:crosshair” attribute to the link tag:
<A HREF="#" style="cursor:crosshair">A Cross Link</A>
This would give us the following link, move your mouse over it to try it out: Read the rest of this entry »
Using some style sheet properties, we can do some new things with background images such as telling it not to repeat, fixing it, and giving it a starting position. First, let’s look at the properties we can use with the backgrounds: Read the rest of this entry »