filed in General on Mar.19, 2008
Rounded corners create a great effect on web pages and are sometimes required to continue the feel of a web page.
There are many ways of creating rounded corners in HTML and CSS, this is a simple one where the width of the container is specified. We are going to create a rounded container with [...]
filed in Study on Mar.07, 2008
Last night was my Effective Web Page Design class. Before class started I took 4 books (that I hadn’t read) back to the library because I was fed up of getting charged for them being overdue. The University has a great tool where you can renew your books online but after I’ve forgot to renew [...]
filed in Study on Mar.04, 2008
It looks like the study update will only happen once per week this semester. I have been awarded 10 credits for prior achievement so do not need to undertake the introductory database module on Monday evenings. Yay.
In this weeks Practical Web Development class we discussed the replacement of Microsoft FontPage by Microsoft Visual Studio Express. [...]
filed in Study on Feb.27, 2008
It was study time again last night and we were given the first part of our module assessment. The task is to create a stylesheet to a brief and apply it to a standard piece of XHTML code. We have been given both visual and textual descriptions of the intended outcome so the task should [...]
filed in General on Feb.20, 2008
Tonight’s class consisted of brief examples of what the code looks like for a basic HTML page the differences between HTML and XHTML – (which I sort of get now) and a look at Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). To view the code of a page you can click the View>(Page) Source.
So what are the differences [...]
