CSS Troubled
Is there a simple way of moving a pre existin css sheet to a new web page without having to rewrite the page. Can I simply move the main container and place into another of equal size?
Is there a simple way of moving a pre existin css sheet to a new web page without having to rewrite the page. Can I simply move the main container and place into another of equal size?
webwiz posted this at 21:10 — 11th June 2007.
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Sorry, I don't understand your question.
Do you have the web pages in question somewhere we can take a look, and an idea of what you are trying to achieve?
Cordially, David
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Cordially, David
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delete from internet where user_agent="MSIE" and version < 8;
baldrick posted this at 21:25 — 11th June 2007.
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Simply take everything that you have between your and tags and save it in a document with a .css extntion. then in the head section of any html document place the following code
This makes every class, id and everything else in your css document available to the pages with the tag above on it.
snuffthroostr posted this at 22:49 — 11th June 2007.
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So when you say everything between the style tags, are you refering to everything on the page or simply one line at a time, I'm sorry I am a little(ok a lot) illiterate with this, but trying my dardest to learn what I need to know.
demonhale posted this at 01:34 — 12th June 2007.
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If you have an HTML page with a CSS coded in, or not on a separate stylesheet, you can copy all the texts between the tags, that is your css, you can move it to a new HTML so your page retains the properties. It's an advantage however to have a separate stylesheet using the link include, to learn more about this, you can search google about css basics...
Fos posted this at 10:21 — 18th June 2007.
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HI ,
Here same good tutorials for Css hope really helpful to you...
cssimport
cssbeauty
unmatchedstyle
Regards
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