Week 12 CSS - Review from last week

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This document reviews CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) concepts covered in Week 11. CSS is used to control the presentation and styling of HTML documents. There are different types of CSS selectors including element selectors for HTML tags, class selectors that can be applied to any element, and ID selectors that uniquely identify a single element. Styles can be applied via embedded, linked, or inline styles. Linked style sheets allow controlling the presentation of an entire website from one external CSS file.

WEEK 11 REVIEW
CSS
(CASCADING
STYLE SHEETS)

HTML IS THE FOUNDATION,
CSS IS THE PRESENTATION

REVIEW:
WHAT IS CSS?
• CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a style sheet language developed to
control the presentation (look and feel) of markup language documents, in
our case HTML
• CSS is a collection of formatting rules
Examples:
• size of font
• color of font
• font family
• margins,
• border,
• underline etc…

ELEMENT SELECTORS:
FOR REGULAR HTML TAGS
• The element selector selects all tags with the specified element name
• These are very broad and the styles given to them would apply to all
• Elements selectors refer to regular HTML tags
p { color: red; }
h1 { color: yellow; }
ul { color: red; }
strong { color: blue; }
em { color: green; }

CLASS SELECTORS:
FOR ANY ELEMENT
• Classes can be added to any html element (<p>, <h1>, <strong>,
<em>, etc.)
• Classes can be named almost anything – you decide
• You can apply a class as many times on a page as needed
• Class selectors always start with a period in the css file (.example)
CSS:
.subhead { color: red; }
HTML:
<h2 class=”subhead”>My Subhead</h2>

ID SELECTORS:
FOR ANY ONE ELEMENT ON A PAGE
• An id selector needs to be unique within a page
• Use the id selector when you want to style a single, unique
element.
CSS:
#subhead { color: red; }
HTML:
<h2 id=”subhead”>My Subhead</h2>

3 WAYS TO APPLY STYLES
1. Embedded style:
• Typed directly into each html document, applies only to that document,
embedded in the <head></head> section
2. Linked style sheet
• Separate style sheet document linked to each html page
• Control the style of an entire site from 1 style sheet
• Links go in the <head></head> section of each page
3. In-line
• Add the style attribute to the relevant tag, eg: <body style=“color:
#333333”>
• An inline style loses many of the advantages of a style sheet (by mixing
content with presentation). Use this method sparingly!

LINKING CSS STYLE SHEETS
• Linking a style sheet means that you can control the
presentation of a site consisting of multiple pages from 1 CSS
file
You link to a separate file:
• <link href="global.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
• Linked Style Sheet are named with a .css extention (ie.
global.css).
• Linked Style Sheet are added in head section between the
opening and closing head tags just like embedded CSS styles
This is the technique we will be using in class

CSS: WHAT TO REMEMBER!
• Start an element selector
(an HTML tag) with just the tag,
eg:
body or p or h1 { declarations }
• Start a class selector (a style
you’ve created) with a period,
eg:
• Following the selector insert “curly”
brackets that enclose all the
declarations, eg:
• Write the property: first followed by
a the value;
.className
font-weight: normal;

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This document provides an overview of best practices for tablet app design. It discusses trends in tablet use, with tablets most commonly used for games, social media, music/videos and online banking. The document outlines key considerations for app design, including ensuring the app content is enjoyable and incentivizes return use. It recommends the app have clear goals or calls to action for users. Usability best practices discussed include making the app learnable, memorable and simple to use with familiar design conventions. Specific tips provided include making buttons large enough to tap easily and allowing for intuitive navigation and screen rotation.

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Week 12 CSS Font - sizeKatherine McCurdy-Lapierre, R.G.D.

This document discusses font sizes and units. It explains that absolute sizes like pixels are not scalable for accessibility, while relative units like ems and percentages allow text to scale appropriately. Percent is recommended as the best unit as it provides a consistent display when computer settings change. The document also covers other font size specifications like keywords and line height for readability.

Week 12 CSS Font - familyKatherine McCurdy-Lapierre, R.G.D.

This document discusses CSS fonts and font families. It covers: 1) There are generic and specific font families, with examples like Serif, Sans-Serif, Times New Roman, Arial. 2) For web accessibility, fonts should be simple, high-contrast, avoid small sizes and all caps. Standard fonts like Arial, Verdana are best. 3) Fonts like Verdana designed for screens and have good legibility, while Arial is also common but characters can be confused. Font stacks provide alternatives if the first isn't available.

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The document provides information on adding images and links to HTML documents. Some key points include: - The <a> tag is used to define links, with the "href" attribute specifying the link destination. Links can be absolute, relative, or email links. - The <img> tag inserts images, requiring the "src" attribute to specify the image file path. Images can also have an "alt" attribute to provide alternative text. - Accessible links use descriptive text, avoid generic text like "click here", and don't open links in new windows without indication. - Images improve user experience and engagement. They are added using the <img> tag and can also be made into

Week 5 LectureKatherine McCurdy-Lapierre, R.G.D.

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This document discusses accessibility in Ontario and why it is important. It notes that Ontario now has accessibility standards in five areas: customer service, employment, information and communications, transportation, and design of public spaces. It explains that accessibility is important to support people with disabilities, promote inclusion, allow more people to contribute, help society reach its full potential, and comply with human rights law. The document also provides tips on how to make web pages accessible, focusing on proper use of headings, and includes links to demonstrations of screen reader software.

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This document provides an overview of HTML tags and their structure. It explains that HTML uses tags to describe and structure content, with most tags requiring an opening and closing tag. It identifies common tags like paragraphs, headings, images, line breaks, and horizontal rules. It also notes HTML code conventions like using lowercase letters and properly closing all tags for the code to work properly.

Week 4 Lecture Part 2Katherine McCurdy-Lapierre, R.G.D.

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This document provides an overview and review of topics covered in Week 2, including DNS, IP addresses, HTTP, URLs, responsive design, protocols, domains, and paths. It then introduces HTML, explaining that HTML is the publishing language of the web, uses tags to structure content, and can be written in any basic text editor. It provides examples of common HTML tags and explains the differences between opening, closing, and self-closing tags.

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This document provides an overview of common HTML tags that are frequently used, including tags for the document structure (<html>, <head>, <body>), page title (<title>), paragraphs (<p>), headings (<h1>-<h6>), and emphasis (<em>, <strong>). It also discusses file naming conventions and basic file structure for organizing website files and pages. The key tags covered are those needed for a basic website structure and formatting text.

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The document provides instructions for creating a new blank HTML page in Dreamweaver, including opening Dreamweaver, selecting File > New > Blank Page > HTML, and closing all palettes. It also outlines some basic HTML document structure tags that are required for every website, such as <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, and <body>. Finally, it explains how most tags can be nested within each other, like bolding text within a paragraph, and stresses the importance of opening and closing tags being in the proper order.

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LecWeek2 lecture-whatiswebdesign-part2Katherine McCurdy-Lapierre, R.G.D.

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1. WEEK 11 REVIEW CSS (CASCADING STYLE SHEETS)

2. HTML IS THE FOUNDATION, CSS IS THE PRESENTATION

3. REVIEW: WHAT IS CSS? • CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a style sheet language developed to control the presentation (look and feel) of markup language documents, in our case HTML • CSS is a collection of formatting rules Examples: • size of font • color of font • font family • margins, • border, • underline etc…

4. ANATOMY OF A CSS STYLE

5. ELEMENT SELECTORS: FOR REGULAR HTML TAGS • The element selector selects all tags with the specified element name • These are very broad and the styles given to them would apply to all • Elements selectors refer to regular HTML tags p { color: red; } h1 { color: yellow; } ul { color: red; } strong { color: blue; } em { color: green; }

6. CLASS SELECTORS: FOR ANY ELEMENT • Classes can be added to any html element (<p>, <h1>, <strong>, <em>, etc.) • Classes can be named almost anything – you decide • You can apply a class as many times on a page as needed • Class selectors always start with a period in the css file (.example) CSS: .subhead { color: red; } HTML: <h2 class=”subhead”>My Subhead</h2>

7. ID SELECTORS: FOR ANY ONE ELEMENT ON A PAGE • An id selector needs to be unique within a page • Use the id selector when you want to style a single, unique element. CSS: #subhead { color: red; } HTML: <h2 id=”subhead”>My Subhead</h2>

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