Course
number: 085568
Software: Internet Explorer
Course length: 2.0 day(s)
You are familiar with using
HTML to design web pages. You have used HTML style-oriented tags and attributes
to stylize and design your pages. Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS, is integrated
into HTML 4.01 and forms an important component of successful web design. CSS
offers great flexibility and ease in designing web pages without code heavy
HTML documents. In this course, you will work with properties and styles
related to colors, typography, page layouts, customized cursors, links, and
forms available in CSS to build an effective web page.
Course
Objective: You will
use cascading style sheets to design and develop efficient and effective
websites.
Target Student: Cascading Style Sheets (Third Edition) is intended for
the student who is an experienced developer of web pages and has some
experience with HTML. Students should be comfortable creating web pages,
writing HTML code, and in using Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.
Prerequisites: To ensure your success, we recommend you first take the
following Element K courses or have equivalent knowledge:
Delivery Method: Instructor-led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning
model with structured hands-on activities.
PC
Mac
PC
Mac
Upon
successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Lesson
1: Controlling Color and Typography
Topic 1A: Create an Embedded Style Sheet
Topic 1B: Apply Color
Topic 1C: Comment Your Code
Topic 1D: Modify Text Styles
Topic 1E: Modify Font Styles
Topic 1F: Create a Linked Style Sheet
Lesson
2: Designing with the Cascade
Topic 2A: Create Class Styles
Topic 2B: Create ID Styles
Topic 2C: Create Contextual Styles
Topic 2D: Target Styles to Elements with Specific Attributes
Topic 2E: Create Style Sheets that Cascade
Topic 2F: Import Style Sheets
Topic 2G: Create Inline Styles
Lesson
3: Designing Content Sections
Topic 3A: Control Margins and Padding
Topic 3B: Create Borders
Topic 3C: Control Element Dimensions
Topic 3D: Create Floating Elements
Topic 3E: Control Content Overflow
Lesson
4: Controlling Layout with Positioning
Topic 4A: Control Layout with Absolute Positioning
Topic 4B: Create a Fixed Multi-Column Layout
Topic 4C: Create a Fluid Multi-Column Layout
Topic 4D: Control Layout with Relative Positioning
Topic 4E: Control the Display of Layered Elements
Topic 4F: Apply Fixed Positioning
Lesson
5: Enhancing an Existing Design
Topic 5A: Customize Cursors
Topic 5B: Customize Link Styles
Topic 5C: Customize Forms
Topic 5D: Work with Background Images
Topic 5E: Customize Lists
Topic 5F: Create Generated Content
Lesson
6: Creating Alternate Style Sheets
Topic 6A: Create Accessible Style Sheets
Topic 6B: Apply User-Defined System Fonts and Colors
Topic 6C: Create a Print Style Sheet
Appendix
A: The :first-line and :first-letter Pseudo-Classes
Appendix
B: The DOCTYPE Switch
Appendix
C: Fixing Element Width in IE 5.x
Appendix
D: Scroll Bar Colors
Appendix
E: Proprietary Cursor Styles