I wanted a standard header for our website that shows up on every page. I knew that the style sheet could help me achive this. It has been a while since I wrote a .css file.
I first tried to have the style sheet just float the elements of the header. Then I was using an absolute positioning. But this involved a lot of code and jocking back and forth between the style sheet and the website to look at each change.
Then I thought there had to be an easier way. I finally looked at the book to see how other sites handled this. It is an Image that is called from the html file. The Style sheet holds the other information like positions and colors about the header. DUH!
I could have used this tutorial too.
Feb 17, 2010
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Josette, I can't wait to see you all's site. i'm not a big movie lover but it seems like this would be a very good site to visit before spending $10 to go see it at the movies or $15 to own it. I had never heard of the rotten tomato site, I'll have to check it out. But with the header I'm happy you posted this because I'm sure my group will be trying to do the same thing. Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post Josette, that was very helpful and useful as well.
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