CSS
Who it's For:
People learning web design and development. Once you're familiar with HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a great way to further your web site building skills.
What it is:
CSS is used to extend the formatting and stylistic capabilities of your HTML documents, allowing greater flexibility and control in page layout and design.
What You'll Learn:
We take CSS from the beginning and teach you all about formatting, layout, and navigation bars. After learning HTML and CSS you'll be able to build a web site from scratch, and you'll finally be able to say 'Oh, I know how they do that!'
CSS is coding and does not create graphics or design sketches. For that, turn to Photoshop and Illustrator.
Topics
CSS Beginner Part 1
- Introduction
 - How CSS Works
 - CSS Set Up
 - Redefine Body
 - Redefine h1 & h2
 - Redefine td & img
 - Creating Classes
 - Setting Padding
 - Background Images
 - No-Repeat Background
 - External Styles
 - Inline Style
 - Using Span
 
CSS Beginner Part 2
- Introduction
 - Design with CSS
 - Float
 - DIV Introduction
 - Border and Padding
 - DIV Trick
 - Overflow Scroll
 - Centering DIVs
 - Floating DIVs
 - DIV Layout Method
 - Create a DIV Layout
 - IDs
 - Vertical Expanding DIVs
 
CSS Advanced Part 1
- ntroduction
 - Compound Styles
 - CSS Links
 
CSS Advanced Part 2
- Links with Bullets
 - Compound Links