CSS3 List and Table Properties - 15
- Posted: Jul 30, 2012 at 11:57 AM
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In Lessons 7 and 8 you learned about Lists and Tables. In this lesson, you learn various properties exposed by CSS3 that allow you to provide a professional style to your Lists and Tables.
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Great series so far
With the tables, you could have demonstrated the first column and first row highlighting using
tr td:first-child
tr:first-of-type
Then you wouldn't have needed the IDs to attach the styles.
I downloaded the HQ WMV file. The soundtrack and screenshot were "out-of-sync" by I guess half a minute or so. The windows on screen had very little to do with what Bob describes.
Otherwise a great series! I did a lot of Dynamic HTML 4 back in '98 - '01 so I really enjoyed this semantics focused run through HTML5 and CSS3 -- THX!
One of your examples shows a CSS style border-collapse:seperate;
There is a typo in here. It should be spelled border-collapse:separate;
The net result is the same since border-collapse:separate is the default and the misspelled value seperate will fall back to the default value separate.
@slaneyrw: thank you. Yes, there are many ways to skin this cat. Thank you for adding that one!
@MicKr: Sorry for that issue ... I'll call attention to the powers-that-be at Microsoft to see if others experience the same difficulty.
@candritzky: Thank you ... that is a common misspelling ... I even have a macro on my main computer that re-spells it correctly. Muscle memory defaulted to my typical (incorrect) spelling. Thank you for explaining what happens when you misspell a value (i.e., the default).
I love !!! Great series . also the javascript series .
The interactive lessons are much easier to follow .
and the explanations are clear .
Keep on !
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