CSS 3 is the latest version of the Cascading Style Sheet specification and is responsible for the presentation of the elements. Using CSS means that content on the web page can be separated from the presentation making it possible to change the styles so that the same content can be presented with a different look. … Read more
When you create your web pages you have to give them file names of course. There are a couple of things that you should be aware of when you decide on your file and folder names. First, there are essentially two types of web server: Linux and Windows based. The file and folder names on … Read more
CSS 3 is the latest version of the Cascading Style Sheet specification and is responsible for the presentation of the elements. Using CSS means that content on the web page can be separated from the presentation making it possible to change the styles so that the same content can be presented with a different look. … Read more
For a number of years web standards used various forms of HTML 4. The HTML 5 specification was finally completed in 2014 although many browsers already incorporated elements of the specification so there was no real delay before developers could start to use it. Now, the latest browsers largely support the specification. HTML 5 takes … Read more
An HTML page adheres to defined standards which you need to meet or otherwise the page will not display correctly. The point of having these standards is that you know the page will look more or less the same in whatever browser you use. If you don’t follow the rules you can’t be sure it … Read more
If you have a site which consists only of HTML web pages, the server merely sends the HTML data to the web browser as shown in the figure This is why HTML pages can be viewed locally in your web browser from your own computer since they do not need to be “served,” whereas dynamically … Read more