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wow im lost
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@toplinkseo Glad you liked it but who is shawn? lol
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how do float a div tag over an image. I have an image as a background in a wrapper that I want to float some text over in a specific spot (bottom right)
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Great video as usual. As you are English and I am also, I am not sure that I like the american pronunciation of Advertisement!
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@MythOfEchelon absolutely.
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@DreamWeaverTutorial Or you could use "margin: 0 auto", yes?
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Holy Shit, I don't need Paranormal Activity 3 ads popping up when im sitting in this Uni by myself at midnight...FUUUUUuuuuukkkk
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@Livefearless Have you ever had the feeling that you was being had Don’t that sh-t make you mad They treat you like a slave, with chains all on your soul, And put whips up on your back, They be lying through they teeth Hope you slip up off your path I don’t switch up I just laugh Put my kicks up on they desk Unaffected by they threats than get busy on they ass See that’s how that Chi-Town made me That’s how my daddy raised me That glittering may not be gold, don’t let no body play me..........
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Great Video, Thanks for the help!
What's the difference between a div id="" and a div style=""? Would the div ID just tell you what the div is, where you would use the div style in the style sheet?
TEB368 4 weeks ago
@TEB368 you would use a div with an id when you are using and external style sheet like I do for all of my tutorials and is the best way to go about it. A div with a style is when you want to add css styling directly into the html as an "inline" style. so in between the style="you would set your css styles;" Sometimes inline styles may be necessary when creating html newsletters or ebay listings. In general it is excellent practice to use an external style sheet for fast site loading.
DreamWeaverTutorial 4 weeks ago
@TEB368 if you give a div an id, then you can reference it in the style sheet so if the id is called : div id="teb" then you would create a style in the style sheet called #teb and then add styles that will only affect elements with the id of teb.
DreamWeaverTutorial 4 weeks ago