A website, no matter how visually beautiful and rich in content, is not a truly successful website if it cannot cater to the broadest user base. This book is the work of dan cederholm, a recognized expert in the field of web standards design. It describes to you design strategies based on web standards to adapt to various user browsing styles. At the beginning of each chapter in the book, an example based on traditional HTML technology is given, and then it is reconstructed, its limitations are pointed out, and XHTML and PCSS are used to transform it. Learn how to replace bloated and redundant code with clean HTML and CSS to create a fast-loading, adaptable website. Finally, the book combines all the page components discussed in each chapter into a single-page template. Compared with the first edition, the new edition updates the content to be synchronized with Microsoft Internet Explorer 7, and adds several examples of using em, including elastic layout.
Main contents of this book
·Use keywords, percentages, and em to set the page text size to improve user controllability
·Provide a site navigation bar that can adapt to any font size or any amount of content..
·Plan how to expand horizontally oriented page components vertically
·Achieve column effect through floating
·Ensure page content is still readable even if images or CSS are missing
·Strip the appearance from the data table and redefine it with css
·The page layout can be scaled freely and is not affected by the window size and font...