Now that you've learned basic HTML and CSS, we're going to take you through the process of creating a web site from start to finish. If you're looking for notes on this lesson and/or want to download the source code for the demo site we created, please visit http://lifehacker.com/5789568
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balsa99ravno 10 months ago
@nokineeded This is completely false. PNGs are not vector images -- they are bitmap images like JPGs and GIFs. And they are not smaller in filesize than JPGs, because JPGs use lossy compression while PNGs use lossless compression. Tossing out data in JPGs will always result in smaller filesizes.
pkopco 10 months ago
I'm loving these series videos!
jjchucho 10 months ago
How do I go about making the ul items in the div menu vertical instead of horizontal?
BagofSunChips 10 months ago
It looks very nice in Safari, but how does it look in IE6? >:)
qwertyoctopus 10 months ago
.png's are usualy smaller in filesize because they're vector images which store the image as a set of algorithms, where as .jpg's and .gif's are raster images and save each pixel
nokineeded 10 months ago
@doghouse144 I've already looked it up, it's JS apparently.
Abcdefgkkthxbye 10 months ago
@Abcdefgkkthxbye It is CSS;
a:hover { }
doghouse144 10 months ago
How do they make it so that when I mouse over an icon it changes?
Is that an HTML / CSS property?
Abcdefgkkthxbye 10 months ago
will there be any lessons on DHTML? Javascript? Making menu's ?
samrustan 10 months ago