Creating links is quite easy and always necessary. This series is for those that know how to click on a link but don’t quite get the mechanics behind the link itself. If you’re new to blogging, there are some fundamental HTML elements you should know and this week I thought hyperlinks should be top on that list.
We’ve all been in this position where we want to show our images yet when hyperlinked, we end up with ugly borders…remove the borders…
Again, my friend Kyle Reddoch brings us another great web design tip. This is actually a 3 part series, but I’m going to include them all in this post for your convenience.
Here’s another tip from my friend Kyle Reddoch on the importance of headings and how best to use them for SEO purposes…
A CSS or “Cascading Style Sheet” file allows you to separate your websites content from it’s style or appearance. While you would create the layout of your websites content using your (X)HTML file, the CSS stylesheet would control the way in which that content appears (fonts, colours, borders, backgrounds, margins, etc.).