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Man! Maybe I'm just picky about the use of CSS with a web page. But this type of thing annoys me. Not so much that I have to scroll sideways to see the page but the cursor. Don't screw with the cursor, it's annoying and you will tick off quit a few folks. It's not neat -it's annoying.
Hints on good use of CSS in web design:
1). CSS is "CONTENT LAYOUT!" Use it to position elements (or the things/areas that hold your stuff) Use the margin-right:; property with the element or the, right:; property so the user will not have to scroll side ways.
2). Images are nice. But use them with caution. Not to take up the entire page. One of the best background properties is, background-attachment:fixed; That will leave your image in the back for pretty eye catching but not in the way of content.
3).JavaScript? Oh dear! Leave the statues bar alone. It keeps the much needed information from being displayed there. Stop it!!
This is a nice use of CSS Crisp layout. There are a lot of nice sites out there, that was just the first one I ran across.
We just need to remember to use CSS wisely. It, like other great things can be used to an excess but over use will kill you.
Please don't thank I'm knocking a person, just trying to help out. I did some pretty crazy things when I startes trying to layout pages. It takes working with to see what works and what doesn't.
TTFN
Zymosius
Man! Maybe I'm just picky about the use of CSS with a web page. But this type of thing annoys me. Not so much that I have to scroll sideways to see the page but the cursor. Don't screw with the cursor, it's annoying and you will tick off quit a few folks. It's not neat -it's annoying.
Hints on good use of CSS in web design:
1). CSS is "CONTENT LAYOUT!" Use it to position elements (or the things/areas that hold your stuff) Use the margin-right:; property with the element or the, right:; property so the user will not have to scroll side ways.
2). Images are nice. But use them with caution. Not to take up the entire page. One of the best background properties is, background-attachment:fixed; That will leave your image in the back for pretty eye catching but not in the way of content.
3).JavaScript? Oh dear! Leave the statues bar alone. It keeps the much needed information from being displayed there. Stop it!!
This is a nice use of CSS Crisp layout. There are a lot of nice sites out there, that was just the first one I ran across.
We just need to remember to use CSS wisely. It, like other great things can be used to an excess but over use will kill you.
Please don't thank I'm knocking a person, just trying to help out. I did some pretty crazy things when I startes trying to layout pages. It takes working with to see what works and what doesn't.
TTFN
Zymosius
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