I am just recently breaking into web site design, and I ended up being wondering if this is halfway decent. Here’s a chek out a screenshot from the website in question:
http: //img444. imageshack. us/img444/6079/sitetype1gf2. jpg
About my navbar, I’ve set everthing on an external stylesheet to We can easily maintain a theme in the site. At present Relating to two line breaks involving each link inside code for the particular site, because I don’t know how to code it within css (if you know how, please tell me, that will be great). I must set a width with the hover so that i could put a new non-opaque background with it, but since doing this it now pushes every one of my links down whenever I hover over one. Could someone explain to me what I want to add or remove to fix this problem
And here is the code WE used:
#links
boundary: 4px outset rgb(196, 195, 221);
size: 110px;
height: 375px;
background-image: url(linkbg. jpg);
drift: right;
text-align: facility;
#links
place: absolute;
top rated: 197px;
still left: 15px;
#links a
colour: green;
font-family: arial;
foam: 0px;
text-decoration: it’s unlikely that any;
#links any: link
text-decoration: it’s unlikely that any;
#links any: hover
boundary: 2px inset aquamarine;
colour: aquamarine;
#links any: hover
background-color: dark-colored;
sieve: alpha(opacity=20);
size: 100px;
#links any: active
background-color: reddish colored;
sieve: alpha(opacity=20);
size: 100px;
Also, any other strategies are much prized.
Incidentally, it’s not actually supposed to be anything yet, I just got it developed so I would definitely do something with it in the foreseeable future.
*Edit* I know that it might be better to center the whole page, but that does work using total positioning; I understand that it does perform using relative location, and I’m focusing on getting that going right now. If there’s other wayss to do it, please let us know.
*Edit#2* Finished getting it all in relative positioning and it really is now centered. I’ve added shadows in order to each side also, but there’s a different problem. Can I use css to tell them to extend farther than the image and please take the image stretch It will make it a great deal more complicated if I had to use several shadow images for every side.
Within the linebreaks, use margins alternatively. And for the layouting questions, are you using CSS or tables for array
CSS certainly, I really hate tables at just about all.
How must i do that with margins It bundles multiple links on the same line after i do just the most notable and bottom margins, while I do this sides, it widens the full navbar thing even though I have the actual width set.
Set margin right and margin bottom.