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09-27-2006, 03:28 PM
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Using CSS Tutorial #1 one in this section of the forum you can see how CSS commands are constructed. Here is a list of the basic Properties (as briefly covered in Tutorial #1). Please note, values must also be listed with the properties below. For example Background-color:#000000. Also, not all of the properties are listed here. There are many more but these are the ones you will use most frequently. The others will come along as you get used to using CSS. Properties for backgrounds background-color Will set the background colour. background-image Will place an image in the background. background-position Will place the background image in a specified position. background-repeat If the image is not the same size as the page you can repeat the image (tile). Properties for text color Will set the text color. letter-spacing Will alter the distance between each letter. text-align For example left right or center. text-decoration Allows you to add underline overline blink strike-through etc. text-transform Automatically allows for uppercase and lower case adjustments on entire paragraphs. word-spacing Allows the white space between entire words to be altered. Properties for Fonts font-family Will set the font type (Arial, Verdana etc). font-size Will set the size of the font. font-style Will allow for italic, oblique or normal text. font-weight Will allow for up to ten different levels of bold text. Properties for Borders border sets a border. border-left border-right border-top border-bottom Using any of these will place a border where specified. border-color Will set the border color. border-left-color Will set the colour of the left border. border-width Will set the thickness of the border. border-right-width Will set the thickness of the right hand border. Properties for Margins margin Sets the margin width around a page element. margin-top margin-bottom margin-left margin-right Hopefully self explanatory ;) Properties for Padding Exactly as with Margins but replace the word Margin with the word Padding.          |
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