After you have learned some basic of CSS, we continue with creating style sheets and the different types of selectors that you can use in writing your own style sheets.
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Hover effect on menu can be easily accomplished with the onmouseover event but that is old-school. The same can also be achieved using CSS with easy of having the code reusable and undemanding when it comes to editing the menu created, with a single image or no image at all.
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A comparison of CSS and Javascript image effect techniques used on hover menu brought to you through a free HTML Programming tutorial by Tiny Signs.
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Beginning to learn CSS is never to late, you may have noticed that most websites today are CSS-based, you too could create one in no time, just stick with me you will surely learn a thing or two on creating a website that you can be truly proud of.
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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) tries to attain a complete separation of content from how the content would look like (presentation), while XHTML is aimed towards providing meaning to the document content – a semantic markup. Continue reading »
