> 1) Text structure, use of semantics (refer to the bare CSS Zen Garden site)
While the garden is great for showing that CSS is capable of
attractive designs, I'm not so sure it's good for learning from the
code. It was designed to be very easy for hundreds of people to
author stylesheets for it
Hi Paul,
I would approach it this way:
I. Separation of style and content
II. Where to put CSS: style sheets, between head tags, inline
III. Block vs. Inline Elements
IV. Margins, Padding, Border
I think that is about all you can reasonably cover in 3 hours
considering your other curriculum item
Hi all.
I am creating a course on how to design web sites using CSS. (That's a
very loose title: it could easily be "How to make your website
better..." etc.) It will be a 3-hour short course for people with some
experience of web design, aimed at individuals and small businesses, and
does not n
