Introduction to div+css layout 4
Summary of css div layout under XHTML. 6
Web design DIV CSS - Day 1: What kind of DOCTYPE to choose. 9
Day 1 9
What is DOCTYPE 10
What DOCTYPE do we choose 10
Supplementary 10
Web Design DIV CSS - Day 2: What is a namespace 10
Web Design DIV CSS - Day 3: Define language encoding 11
Web design DIV CSS - Day 4: Call style sheet. 11
External call style sheet 11
Double table method to call style sheet 12
Web design DIV CSS - Day 5: Other settings in the head area. 12
Favorite icons. 12
Content prepared for search engines 12
Web design DIV CSS - Day 6: XHTML code specifications. 12
1. All tags must have a corresponding closing tag. 13
2. The names of all tag elements and attributes must be in lowercase. 13
3. All XML tags must Reasonable nesting13
4. All attributes must be enclosed in quotation marks ""13
5. Encode all 6. Assign a value to all attributes13
>7. Do not use "--" in the comment content. 13
Web Design DIV CSS - Day 7: Introduction to CSS 14
1. Basic syntax specifications 14
2. Color values 14
3. Define fonts. 14
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4. Group selector. 14
5 .Derived selector. 14
6.id selector 14
6. Category selector. 15
7. Define the style of the link 15
Web Design DIV CSS - Day 8: CSS Layout Getting Started. 15
1. Define DIV 15
2. CSS2 box model. 16
3. All auxiliary images should be processed with background. 17
Web Design DIV CSS - Day 9: The First CSS layout example 17
1. Determine the layout. 18
2. Define the body style 18
3. Define the main div. 18
4.100% adaptive height? 20
Web design DIV CSS ——Day 10: Adaptive height 20
Web design DIV CSS——Day 11: Menu without tables 21
1. Menu without tables (vertical). 21
2. Menu without tables Menu (horizontal). 22
Web Design DIV CSS - Day 12: Validation and Common Errors 24
1.XHTML Validation 24
2.CSS2 Validation 25
Eighteen of CSS General skills 25
WEB printing example tutorial 30
Div CSS layout introductory tutorial 37
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