About CSS
CSS has been around for a while, but now more and more designers
are finding how easy it is to design a site using a style sheet.
In this template you will find a file called master.css.
This file can be opened in frontpage or notepad and edited with
ease.
In the style sheet you have elements and classes defined.
Elements cover your basic html tags like <body>, <p>, <h1>,
<ul> etc. Classes are those definitions with a period
before the name (.textbox). The coding that comes after
the elements or classes is what defines the look of the class
or element. For example:
.topcell { (this is a class)
background:#c1cad1; (these are the elements)
border-bottom:1px solid #ffffff;
border-left: 1px solid #002861;
border-right: 1px solid #002861;}
The classes are set off by the { and } brackets.
This elements define the background color, the borders on
the bottom, left and right, as well as the colors for the borders.
You can also change fonts, font-sizes, etc.
Knowledge of css is not required to use this template.
If you want to learn more about css then, I suggest the following
links: www.w3schools.com/css
and www.webreference.com
Note: To find out which CSS class is used in any table cell
simply place your cursor in the cell and right click and select
Cell Properties. In the window that opens, select style and
you will see the name of the class that is being used in the
class name area.
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