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Read about the State of CSS 2019
The web is simply impossible without CSS. But what’s going on in the field? Today you have a wonderful opportunity to read about the State of CSS 2019 and which CSS features developers use the most and which tools are gaining more adoption. Again, if you forget, CSS is a language that d...
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Learning CSS Basics
Last week’s lab was a bit challenging even though the directions were to create a “simple” web site, I spent a good amount of time after class to complete it. The lecture last week centred on CSS and I believe this week we will be adding CSS to the web pages we created last week.
I’ve done a lot of reading this week on CSS and because none of this really comes naturally to me, CSS feels to be even more complex than HTML. I think I’ll generally stick to the basics of CSS although the options seem unlimited as to how many bells and whistles you can add to style your website.
I’m attempting to learn how to write CSS using the recommended way -by creating an external style sheet. Like HTML tags, CSS comes with a long list of properties to use, as well as lists to indicate values and units of measure. I’m sure people who actually code and style websites for a living can quickly recall the necessary elements or properties to include In their HTML and CSS documents. However as a beginner to web development, this is not the case for me so I rely heavily on resources (and there many of them) on the web. Taking a website into inspector and practicing altering the various CSS properties has also helped to instantly compare the CSS changes to how it looks on a web page.
Another interesting part of CSS we began to discuss in the last lecture and explored in subsequent readings this week is around fonts and typography. “Canva’s Ultimate Guide to Font Pairing” is a good read especially for those who do not come from a graphic design background. There are many techniques to consider when creating font pairings for your design, so Canva offers recommendations for most every type of project. Because the web is 90% text, fonts and font styles are of utmost importance. Font stacking was a new concept for me. The idea that the viewer of the website must have the font on their system to view it on the web and so offering alternative fonts In the order for the site to default to, is a very critical part of your CSS style sheet.
11/2/20
Learning CSS
Today, I started learning CSS. CSS helps to give style to text. I also learned that some CSS can be written in HTML, but this would not be worth doing for large and complicated projects. But I'm happy that I'm continuing to learn new things. So far it is manageable. I do fear forgetting stuff, but that is where practice comes in.
In Other News
I have been craving ginger cookies lately. Ginger is my favorite spice. I even like it in perfume. Anyway the cravings could not continue for much longer. This weekend I found a recipe that does not include molasses and I made ginger cookies. Gingersnaps, specifically. Instead of molasses, it calls for honey. We also added fresh ginger and more of each spice than the recipe calls for. The cookies were a bit soft though we followed the instructions and baked them for twelve minutes. Then, the next day, we put them on for a little more with the bottoms of the cookies facing up. It was much better and the spices were even stronger. Even though the cookies were a hit, my family is excited to see how they will taste with the traditional ingredient of molasses. Looks like I'll be on a gingersnaps baking adventure next weekend too. And all I can say is I'm excited!
If you would like to try the recipe I used, here is the link: Gingersnaps Recipe Without Molasses
Learning CSS for Beginners
Learning CSS for Beginners
Ever wondered what CSS is? In this article, we will focus on having a deeper look into CSS. From its definition to its importance and how it is used. The main aim of this CSS tutorial is to make you have a better understanding of the term CSS.
CSS also known as Cascading Style Sheets, are used in describing and formatting documents that are in markup language. It defines how HTML elements can…
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Here, we are going to provide the 5 best tips for Learning CSS. Learning CSS can be awesome usually when you don't know where to begin and what terms to search for when you get stuck. CSS is a styling language and used to decorate our page without any full-on programming language like Javascript or PHP. It's very easy to understand more particularly if you have some HTML knowledge under your scope.
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*breathes a sigh of relieve* I finally got LTE speed back. You know how painfully slow it is to have your speed reduced to 32 kbps on the phone and 64 kbps on the laptop? Very...actually it's more like VEEERYYY! It actually took me almost 30 minutes to order a book on Amazon. (And yes, I do factor in the one server time out.) But what's worse: tumblr doesn't load. Okay, I was gratitiously wasting my monthly internet quota on YouTube watching videos of the Ellen Show. (But it was soo worth it. :D Today I almost had to laugh out loud in the middle of prayer because I was suddenly thinking of lotions and people with lotions.) But on the plus side: I am learning HTML5 and CSS3. Hehe... and yes it has a purpose I'm not just learning it for the fun of it. (Although it does cause me a lot of fun at times.) The reason will be revealed when it's time though. (*whispers* It's something to do with fanfiction and choice. But don't tell anyone. ;))
