Comments on: Moore to shoot sequel to Fahrenheit 9/11 http://0xtc.com/2004/11/12/moore-to-shoot-sequel-to-fahrenheit-911.xhtml A non-prophet exposé Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:58:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: RauL http://0xtc.com/2004/11/12/moore-to-shoot-sequel-to-fahrenheit-911.xhtml#comment-122 RauL Sat, 13 Nov 2004 00:00:52 +0000 http://0xtc.com/2004/11/12/moore-to-shoot-sequel-to-fahrenheit-911.xhtml#comment-122 ...<br />Nice, thanks alot : D...I was confused wether it was Id or Class.. …
Nice, thanks alot : D…I was confused wether it was Id or Class..

]]> By: TCorp http://0xtc.com/2004/11/12/moore-to-shoot-sequel-to-fahrenheit-911.xhtml#comment-123 TCorp Fri, 12 Nov 2004 23:45:07 +0000 http://0xtc.com/2004/11/12/moore-to-shoot-sequel-to-fahrenheit-911.xhtml#comment-123 CSS formatting<br />2 ways:<br /> <br /> First, if you want some TDs to look different than others TDs, give them a class:<br /> <br /> <tt class="htmlstring">...<td class="type2">bla bla</td>...</tt><br /> and in the CSS you write something like:<br /> <br /> .type2<br /> {<br /> color:red;<br /> font-style:Italic<br /> }<br /> <br /> The second case is when you want to have only some words show up in different formatting. In this case you format them using spans:<br /> <br /> <tt class="htmlstring">...<td>bla bla bla <span class="type2">bla bla bla</span></td>...</tt><br /> <br /> IDs are ONLY used for unique objects that only show up once in your html like heads, content, footer, sidebar etc...<br /> <br /> formatting IDs in CSS is done using a '#'-prefix for the name. In the html you can have:<br /> <br /> <tt class="htmlstring">...<td id="header">bla bla bla</td>...</tt><br /> <br /> and in the CSS:<br /> <br /> #header <br /> {<br /> margin-bottom:264px;<br /> text-align:left;<br /> } CSS formatting
2 ways:

First, if you want some TDs to look different than others TDs, give them a class:

…<td class="type2">bla bla</td>…
and in the CSS you write something like:

.type2
{
color:red;
font-style:Italic
}

The second case is when you want to have only some words show up in different formatting. In this case you format them using spans:

…<td>bla bla bla <span class="type2">bla bla bla</span></td>…

IDs are ONLY used for unique objects that only show up once in your html like heads, content, footer, sidebar etc…

formatting IDs in CSS is done using a ‘#’-prefix for the name. In the html you can have:

…<td id="header">bla bla bla</td>…

and in the CSS:

#header
{
margin-bottom:264px;
text-align:left;
}

]]> By: RauL http://0xtc.com/2004/11/12/moore-to-shoot-sequel-to-fahrenheit-911.xhtml#comment-124 RauL Fri, 12 Nov 2004 23:08:21 +0000 http://0xtc.com/2004/11/12/moore-to-shoot-sequel-to-fahrenheit-911.xhtml#comment-124 ...<br />Hey T, I got a question about CSS, let's say I'm using TDs and I want some of the content in them to be different than the others, If i set an ID to those TDs I want with different font or font size etc, how do I type it in the CSS file? …
Hey T, I got a question about CSS, let’s say I’m using TDs and I want some of the content in them to be different than the others, If i set an ID to those TDs I want with different font or font size etc, how do I type it in the CSS file?

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