The style tag.

Sep 02, 2003 16:04

The style tags are used to tell your browser which computer language you are using. That would be CSS in this case. CSS uses the brace symbols {} instead of the angle brackets <,> that HTML uses.

•"Regular" HTML NEVER goes inside of your style tags!! The whole purpose of the style tag is to tell the browswer you are using CSS. That means ONLY ( Read more... )

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xo_testing_ox February 11 2006, 13:13:04 UTC
soooooo...do cursors still need "their own" style tag? or are those part of the "new problem"? thanks for the help!

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xo_testing_ox February 11 2006, 13:15:22 UTC
nevermind, i answered my own question....thanks anyways for the post!

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carriep63t2 February 11 2006, 15:55:24 UTC
cursors do not need their own style tag. They go into the GLOBAL_HEAD. There is not a problem unless the codes are merged incorrectly.

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xo_testing_ox February 11 2006, 16:19:39 UTC
yep, i figured that out, but thanks! :D

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fishnumber641 February 19 2006, 16:03:18 UTC
it fixed my layout, thank you so much. :)

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redr0se March 15 2006, 00:57:40 UTC
This is amazingly clear and helpful, I don't feel as retarded anymore. ^..^ I can't wait to learn more!

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CONFUSED dropdeadkrysta June 27 2008, 23:02:18 UTC
where do i paste all of this?
ive pasted into the custom css, but it never shows up on my journal

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Re: CONFUSED carriep63t2 June 28 2008, 00:51:07 UTC
Don't paste any of this anywhere. This is an S1 tutorial explaining the difference between CSS and HTML.

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