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All CSS Tutorials

css tutorialsBelow is a complete list of the tutorials on css-width.com. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is might look a bit intimidating at first.
However, once you start to understand the way stylesheets work you'll find that it's an amazing way to create and maintain your website(s).

The great this about css is that it seperates the content (text, images, etc) from the layout of your page. These days most professional websites use a separate style sheet to control the lay-out of the site. Now if you client asks to change the color of the links or headings on you site all you need to do is update one single stylesheet file and voilà, all pages will be rendered in the new look.

Another less often used advantage is that you can have separate stylesheet files for screen, print and for example a separate css file for Apple's iPhone.

Note: this list does not include the explanation of the single tags. Also, the list will keep on growing so do check back in the near future if a specific topic is missing.

New pages are added at least once a week. If you think the tutorials are helpful than a link to css-width.com is highly appreciated. Also if there are specific topics that you would like to know more about send an e-mail to us. If there are multiple requests for specific tags we will defiantly write about them.

You can reach me through the contact form or send an e-mail to info@css-width.com

Browser compatibility

Unfortunately not all tags are compatible with any browser. In the tutorials I will include a notice when a tag does not work in a browser. Most tags discussed here however are compatible with all browsers that have been released the last few years and your pages should look fairly consistent throughout them. Do however compare you page in a series of browsers before sending it of to a client.

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