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No0oB:
hxxp:www.css4you.de [nonactive] (only for the German-speaking among us tho ;) )

Kcmartz:

--- Quote from: iyeru42 on May 16, 2006, 07:32:51 PM ---http://www.w3schools.com as well.

Those who also want to know how to have their tables centered and not have the text centered (cross-browser):


--- Code: --- text-align: center;
margin: 0 auto;
--- End code ---

goes into the body tag. And this (below) goes into the divs, etc.


--- Code: --- text-align: left;
margin: 0 auto;
--- End code ---

And for those of you who want to know why IE isn't w3 compliant, check out the opacity stuff below:


--- Code: --- filter: Alpha(Opacity=70); /* Internet Explorer Opacity */
opacity: 0.7; /* W3 Compliant Opacity. Doesn't work in IE. */
--- End code ---

And for those who want to re-do their scrollbar(s)... (Only works on IE5+ ONLY in WINDOWS95+!)


--- Code: ---scrollbar-face-color: #color; /* Front color */
scrollbar-base-color: #color; /* The track color itself. */
scrollbar-arrow-color: #color; /* Arrow, duh! */
scrollbar-shadow-color: #color; /* Lighter Shadow around scrollbar */
scrollbar-darkshadow-color: #color; /* Darker shadow around scrollbar */
--- End code ---

--- End quote ---

yes, i say that w3schools is one of the best places around!

Alex Stanford:
I usually recommend the SitePoint CSS Reference for learning CSS.

Kcmartz:
SitePoint does look nice!

cools4u:
CSS plays a very important role in creating a webpage... and to properly define the properties in CSS is a crucial part and must be handle with care... sometimes we define too many properties when only one property can do the same work for too many so it should be studied carefully before defining... Thanks for sharing valuable links regarding CSS...

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