Post by Brett Ludwick on Apr 5, 2015 19:54:26 GMT -8
It was good to review how to style forms and I learned a couple of new things from the readings because the complexity of the examples. I like the ability to specifically target certain cells with the pseudo-classes: first-child, last-child, etc., but I still kept mine fairly simple. I might try rounding the table corners with them like the example. I don't think I fully understood how to best style individual columns or rows, but feel pretty confident now by simply applying various classes to them. I still don't understand the importance of the "scope", "colspan", and "rowspan" attributes.
To save a little time, I started with typing all the text in a text editor (.txt) with commas between (which separate the column items) and new line returns (which add a new row) and imported it into Dreamweaver to save me from retyping <td>, <tr>, etc. over and over because it adds those for you. After importing, it included minimal html styling at the beginning like cell padding, spacing, and border, which I promptly deleted, then began adding all the CSS and html.
Assignment 11
To save a little time, I started with typing all the text in a text editor (.txt) with commas between (which separate the column items) and new line returns (which add a new row) and imported it into Dreamweaver to save me from retyping <td>, <tr>, etc. over and over because it adds those for you. After importing, it included minimal html styling at the beginning like cell padding, spacing, and border, which I promptly deleted, then began adding all the CSS and html.
Assignment 11
