Yes! Finally Clear Well Written about Building a Professional Website with Drupal
Following a link from http://drupal.org/planet I came across the excellent series by IBM developers about developing a profession website using open source technology. In fact, the series focuses on using Drupal as the core.
The professionalism in the process used to redesign the website and the detail with which these articles are written make this series a must read for anyone interested in community websites.
Some items to highlight include:
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a mark-up language like HTML, used to format various elements on a webpage. These elements include everything HTML can format (such as text type and size, backgrounds, margins, padding, and color) and more (like link rollovers, or text highlighting). Like HTML, CSS is just text that is saved in a text file. The text is saved with the file extension ".css" or directly in your ".html" document.
You can paste CSS directly in your html page. Although it does not have to be placed in between the header tags, it usually is. Below is an example that redefines the HTML?s h1 tag:
This article answers questions like: Why should Christian webmasters use CSS? What is CSS? How do I implement CSS on my site? Want the answers to these questions? Read this.
It was time - the design with it's origins in 1996 was looking very jaded. Some sections of the site were like dark, forgotten alleys... infrequently visited - cold and foreboding. It was time for a full web site upgrade!
If you have experienced or are experiencing this scenario now; you'll know the feeling. So much to do! Which way to go? What technology to use? Do we change the color scheme? What do we keep and what do we trash?
This article answers questions like: Why should Christian webmasters use CSS? What is CSS? How do I implement CSS on my site? Want the answers to these questions? Read this.
Webmasters can easily be confused about positioning with Cascading Style Sheets. In this informative tutorial, Mary explains Floats, Static, Relative and Absolute positioning techniques. This is a "must read" for webmasters seeking to tap into the positioning power of CSS!
Webmasters can easily be confused about positioning with Cascading Style Sheets. In this informative tutorial, Mary explains Floats, Static, Relative and Absolute positioning techniques. This is a "must read" for webmasters seeking to tap into the positioning power of CSS!
This article answers questions like: Why should Christian webmasters use CSS? What is CSS? How do I implement CSS on my site? Want the answers to these questions? Read this.
This article answers questions like: Why should Christian webmasters use CSS? What is CSS? How do I implement CSS on my site? Want the answers to these questions? Read this.