/me is a wordpress freak <3Good for you :)
Blueprint is for Windows OS only I take it? Or at least whatever I download from them is.
XHTML OR CSS? One without the other is kind of pointless :x
Blueprint is for Windows OS only I take it? Or at least whatever I download from them is.
it isn't a program, it's just a set of css files :x Should work on mac, pc, linux w.e.
XHTML OR CSS? One without the other is kind of pointless :x
You should have a look at CSS Zen Garden (http://www.csszengarden.com/). Go through the different themes and check the markup of each one. You'll notice that it's the same, the layout is controlled entirely by the CSS. This is how CSS is meant to be used, but pretty much nobody (including myself) does it.
lol it's so tacky and uglyYou should have a look at CSS Zen Garden (http://www.csszengarden.com/). Go through the different themes and check the markup of each one. You'll notice that it's the same, the layout is controlled entirely by the CSS. This is how CSS is meant to be used, but pretty much nobody (including myself) does it.
http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=/202/202.css&page=1
that one gets me every time.
You should have a look at CSS Zen Garden. Go through the different themes and check the markup of each one. You'll notice that it's the same, the layout is controlled entirely by the CSS. This is how CSS is meant to be used, but pretty much nobody (including myself) does it.
Personally i use both, i don't understand why one or the other must be used. Then again, i program webpages so rarely that i can't even really remember any HTML without reference beyond
<Body> and <Body background ="whatever.whatever"> and <Body bgcolour="">
<text colour ="">
let me go into detail. When i want to set a scheme for things, i use css. But if i'm too lazy to look up the css or if i'm just going to change something once, i'll use the HTML. For example, if i'm going to make a layout, then i'm going to use css for all of that fancy stuff, but if i'm just going to make one page and i'm feeling particularly lazy i'll cheat with HTML.Personally i use both, i don't understand why one or the other must be used. Then again, i program webpages so rarely that i can't even really remember any HTML without reference beyond
<Body> and <Body background ="whatever.whatever"> and <Body bgcolour="">
<text colour ="">
So say you upload a bunch of pages written like that, wich a background="somefile.jpg" on each page's body tag. Then in the future, what if you want to change the background? You'd need to edit every single page that had that in the body tag. If those pages simply used a file called style.css, you could just edit the css file:
body {
background: #333 url(somefile.jpg) top left repeat-x;
}
Or whatever. The same goes for font tags. You want some text to stand out in your layoud so you make it red. But then later you decide to change your layout a bit and now blue would fit better. The old way you'd have to then go and edit all those font tags to make them blue, with css you could just edit the class that you should have assigned to your special text =)
we all do that, right?