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Simple PHP - Volumes I, II & III
by Robert Plank
Instant DIY Websites 2006 & DIY Web Graphics Pro Version 2.0
One Hour HTML
Software Secrets Exposed™: The Ultimate How-To Guide for Building Your Own Software Empire
Full biz eBook Package (40+ Turnkey Sites)
created by Nick Harter
The Complete Web & SEO Tool 2006
by Yannick Maurer
Cover Software Pro
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How to Master CSS by Hilco Van der Meer
(eBook & Video Tutorials)
From the Site... If you are looking for a way to effectively build websites and have your content separated from your design… There is an amazing new eBook [that] covers nearly everything you need to know to learn using Cascading Style Sheets. A single CSS file can contain positioning, layout, font, colors and style information for an entire web site. CSS is a means of separating the content of an html document from the style and layout of that document. Imagine being able to save 80% of your time when doing a redesign of your website..."
Cascading Style Sheets Advantages: 5 Reasons to Use Them
by Hilco Van der Meer
Cascading Stylesheets become more and more important in today’s webdesign.
But before you decide to get started using CSS you should know why CSS is so important and what its advantages are.
1. The content is separated from the design
Because you are able to create a separate Stylesheet and link it to all your webdocuments, you have great control over how your website looks. So if you want to change a certain aspect of your page, you only need to alter one file: your Stylesheet!
This Of course, generates some great flexibility. This flexibility is not available when your website is using tables for layout, inline font tags or inline defined colors.
A single CSS file can contain positioning, layout, font, colors and style information for an entire web site.
2. You site uses less bandwidth and loads faster
Because stylesheets are so lightweight, your website will load much faster. The main reason is because you do not need table layouts anymore for the positioning of elements. Since text loads really really fast your website will be visible in a flash.
This means that visitors will be happier when surfing your website. They only have to download the Stylesheet once, and it’s automatically reused for every page. So the only thing that needs to be loaded is the actual content.
On average a website will load five to ten times faster if it makes use of cascading style sheets.
3. Your website will automatically gain better search engine results
With CSS, you can position any element, anywhere you want. So if your menu is at the bottom of your HTML document, you can bring it up using absolute positioning. The reason this is useful is to make sure the search engine spiders pick up the main content first.
Another advantage you automatically gain is that your HTML code is much cleaner. So the search engine spider will not have to separate the junk code from the real content.
So make sure you put your logo text and your menu at the bottom of your HTML document at put it at the top using CSS!
4. CSS is compatible with newer browsers
Because more and more browsers are used other than Internet Explorer on a Windows machine, you need to be sure that your website is accessible by all major and newer browsers.
By using webstandards, defined by the w3c, you are making sure your content is viewable in the future.
Because there are so many browsers these days, it is impossible to test your website in all these browsers on different configurations. Coding to standards is then the only practical solution.
5. CSS can be used to display the same content on different media.
Because you are able to define different stylesheets for different media you have great flexibility in presenting your content.
The printer for example, is a medium on itself. If someone prints out your website, you will be able to modify the look of it. Add an extra black and white logo, remove the advertisements and change the colors to black and white values. It’s all done easily by using cascading stylesheets. And the best thing is, visitors do not even have to know you created a new Stylesheet especially for the printer.
Stylesheets can also be created specifically for PDA’s and such. As you will understand, this adds some great flexibility to the presentation of your web document.
Conclusion
Cascading Style Sheets are created to make things easier. It gives you great control of your website and makes your visitors happy when they are surfing your website.
You are prepared for the future and will gain better search engine results automatically. Start using CSS to its full potential today! It will suit you well.
Hilco van der Meer is an expert on Cascading Style Sheets.
He is known as the creator of the “How To Master CSS” course. This course discusses CSS in a fun and easy way.
Apart from the book, he also created CSS training videos for the course. The course can be found at: http://www.HowToMasterCSS.com
Dreamweaver Made Simple
by Mark Kostner
(eBook & Video Tutorial)
Related Article... "If you are operating a Web Site for commerce or business then you need a "Contact Me" form for that site as much as you need an automatic answering machine for your telephone. Dreamweaver has form insertion and editing features that make it easy to add a form to any web page. Furthermore, the Dreamweaver Insert bar allows you to add a complete array of form fields, including Text Fields, Hidden Fields, Text Area, Check Boxes, Radio Buttons, Radio Groups, Button, Labels, and more advanced form items such as List Menus, Jump Menu, File Field, Image Field, and Fieldset. This article covers only very simple forms, but additional form elements will be covered in future articles..." Read More
From the Site... "If you want to learn Dreamweaver fast and you want to do it without going to expensive classes then this might be the most important letter you read all year….Now you can learn Dreamweaver in less than 2 hours thanks to this newly released Simple Step by Step e-book learning Tutorial..."
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Killer Web Site Brand Pack (for eZines, eBooks & eBoxes)
by Vaughn Davidson
Related Article... "How often have you been drawn to a book based on its cover? Odds are you’ve done it quite often. That’s because the cover is an important marketing tool, and it must appeal to potential readers. Does your e-book cover meet this requirement? It doesn’t matter if you’re designing it yourself, or hiring a professional, the success of your cover depends on you..." Read More
From the Site... It is a fact, people DO judge a book by its cover, or a product by its package... Nine times out of ten it is the cover design or packaging that will first draw your eye to a particular product. It's at that moment your first impressions are formed and the sale is made or lost.The same is true on the internet, probably more so. That's because everything on the Net is two dimensional… Imagine how many more sales you could be making right now if you had your product, ebook or ezine wrapped in a KillerCover..."
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