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Nice and Free CSS Templates

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Menu und content
dynamic

Menu fixed, content
dynamic

Menu und content
dynamic

3 columns all
dynamic

4 columns all
dynamic

Menu floating

Menu fix, Inhalt u.
Head dynamic

3 columns fix
centered

dynamic mit
Head und Footer

fixed BOX centered

dynamic BOX
centered

fixed Box total
centered
the border. We'll talk about another way to change bordercolors in a later section.

The result, shown in Figure 7-33, is a paragraphwith a solid top border, a dashed right border, a dotted bottomborder, and a solid left border.

Figure 7-33

Figure 7-33. Multiple border styles on a single element

Again we see the top-right-bottom-left order of values. This is justlike the ability to set different margins with multiple values. All Table 7-1.

Table 7-1. Values of the list-style property and their results

These properties can only be applied to any element that has a display of list-item , of course, but CSS doesn't distinguish between ordered and unordered list items. Thus, you might be able to set an ordered list to use discs instead of numbers. In fact, the default value of

URLs can specify files by  relative or absolute path. A relative URL specifies a file relative to the location of the file containingthe URL.  An absolute URL specifies the full server name and pathfrom the root directory of the web-server.  Suppose your web pageis http://www.taxidermy.org/~mad_dog/homepage.html and it includesa link to cadavers.html which is located in the same subdirectory. The link could specify the relative URL <A HREF="cadavers.html">(thedefault scheme is http://) or the absolute URL <A HREF="http://www.taxidermy.org/~mad_dog/cadavers.html">. Relative URLs are usually preferable.  If you moved your site to www.weirdos.net,

Figure 8-34

Figure 8-34. Keeping floats below their predecessors

6. A floating element's top may not be higher thanthe top of any line box with content that precedes the floatingelement.

Similar to rules 4 and 5, this further limits the upward floating ofan element by preventing it from being above the top of a linecontaining content that precedes the floated element. Let's saythat, right in the middle of a paragraph, there is a floated image.The highest the top of that image may be placed is the top of the

WARNING

Percentage values refer to the width of the parent element.

These propertiesoperate as you'd expect by now. For example, the following tworules will give the same amount of padding: #880 expands to #888800, not#808000 (otherwise known asolive). Therefore, there is no shortened versionof #808000, and the appropriate entry in the tableis left blank.

You mayrecall the earlier discussion about how colors aren't alwaysthe same across different operating systems, user agents, and so