Spring 2004 CSS Class
This non-credit course will be held on March 29 from 9-9:40 and March 31 from 9:00-10:00 in the IMAGE Lab (Rolfs 410).
To sign up for this class, email me.
Schedule
Monday March 29: 9:00-10:00am
Today we'll cover the basics of CSS: how it works, how to write a style sheet, where to put it, and different ways to define styles. Then, we'll write our first style sheet and apply it to the same document to see what happens. These points will be covered:
- css - what it is and how it works
- parent-child structure, why they cascade
- Types of elements in CSS - Block, inline, none
- Comments in CSS- */ /* (different from HTML because CSS is different)
- how to call it - all in header with style tag (then all inside is CSS, so use CSS comments), 2 link relatives
- Style sheet syntax
- General stuff - background color, link and text colors
- A note on Colors
March 31: Wednesday 9:00-10:00am
- Backgrounds
- Margins, floats, padding
- class (p.warning) and id (#first-para)- how to call each
- pseudo-classes (a:visited)
- pseudo-elements (p:first-letter {color-red;})
- contextual selectors (h1 em {color: gray;})
- how to put icon in web address space
- CSS 2 and Scrolling DIV
- DIV instead of tables
Today, we'll be using this page as a basic to begin with and edit. This page was pre-made to save time on the HTML portion.
Participants
This class is limited to 7 participants.
- Harun Thomas
- Nic Jelley
- Ric Charris
- Rich Swilley
- Judy Shoaf
- Geof Gowan