Archive for September, 2011
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If you put up a lot of images on your web pages, you may want to alternate how they are displayed within the content. With CSS 2 and below, you have to set a different class on every image. Then you add the float:left or float:right to each class. If you add a new image [...]
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One of the most common ways to style tables is to set the background color of every other row. This is often refered to as “zebra stripes”. This type of striping makes the table much easier to read. But it requires that you add a class to every other table row and then set styles [...]