Echt Webdesignen - CSS - Teil 29 ( Rahmen )

Ein Aspekt, den wir noch nicht gestaltet haben, waren die Rahmen. Die gibt es aber für fast jedes Element. Zeit also, das man sich mal mit ihnen auseinandersetzt.

Neue Tags und Attribute:
-border
-border-width
-border-color
-border-style

Nächstes Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6fNqPySVMI

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• formatierung
• border-collapse
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[compufreak29]

@mybill2012 Example CSS: #tableone{ ... }

I hope my english was ... understandable. If not, please tell me :)

greets,

compufreak

[compufreak29]

@mybill2012 If you want to differentiate your tables, so you can style each table different with CSS, you can define an unique ID for every table in your HTML-file. Simply add the attribute "id" to any of your tables. The value could be something like "tableone", etc. In your CSS-file, you add a definition especially for these ids by using a so called id-selektor. It will look like this: #tableone { ... }. The sharp is very important in your CSS-file.

Example HTML: id="tableone"

[mybill2012]

i have several tables on one web page, how to identify each table's css styles! Please post a sample or a link of your teaching, i don't speak your language but i think i understand your teaching much better than those people who speak my own language, thanks !