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In the previous lesson we explained some of the basic styles typical of the so-called box model elements. We talked about the display, margin, padding, border, width and height. This tutorial presents a little CSS3 addition to this model, and we look at some styles in terms of the text content of HTML elements.
Personally to me are always many elements I like rounded corners and always I try to achieve this effect in some way. These methods are many - including the use of Table 3 3 which vsashtvnost terms of semantic code is quite wrong. There are various ways to create glogster takosti rounded corners, but the most appropriate moment is in the through CSS3. The only restriction is that IE 7 and 8 will not support them (unless you take special measures but now will not talk about it, just concerned I will say that it is a http://css3pie.com/) . The latest versions of all famous brands glogster browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, even the latest version of IE) maintained by CSS style to ask border-radius. Until recently, some browsers (even now some do have this problem) require this style to be set by the corresponding prefix for manufacturers, as the style was not finalized (and he has not, but has already glogster established itself enough style to work without prefix). So be required Firefox-moz-border-radius, Chrome and Safari sophisticated style to set as-webkit-border-radius, Opera - o-border-radius. Given a single value four corners of elements are rounded browsers so that the radius of the circle with the same arc is what we have set. It is possible to introduce four different values for the four corners, starting from the upper left and continuing clockwise. This style keeps even the possibility of elliptical corners (not rounded like a circle, to say lower and wider angles zaoblani) However, these definitions differ glogster in different browsers (hence the need to use prefixes). At the moment we will not look exactly how you ask elliptical corners is usually enough rounding the corners, which is achieved by: div {broder-radius: 10px;}
font-weight - sets the thickness of the font. Values that are supported are normal, bold, bolder, lighter, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 and 900. The numerical values (100 to 900) are used for the fonts that are several glogster variations of the thickness. Normal is equal to 400 (the lower numerical values for light fonts), glogster a bold is equal to 700. Bolder and lighter values are relative and ask the current thickness is one level bolder glogster or lighter (logically).
font-family - dictate glogster font - Arial, Times New Roman, Georgia, Verdana, etc. Fonts whose names consist of several words should be written in quotes. Specifying font, you can list several fonts, separated by commas. Then the browser will try to provide content through the first font in case the visitor it is not installed on your computer, the browser will move to the next. Very often the sites using so-called websafe fonts, which means that they are installed by default on all computers all opiratsionni systems. Several distributed groups of fonts that are commonly used are: p.verdana {font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;} p.tahoma {font-family: Tahoma, "Trebuchet MS", Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;} glogster p.times {font-family: "Times New Roman", Times, serif;} p.georgia {font-family: Georgia, Times, serif;} p.monospace glogster {font-family: "Lucida Console "," Courier New ", Courier, monospace;} p.cursive {font-family:" Comic Sans ", glogster cursive;} p.fantasy {font-family: Impact, fantasy;}
NOTE: Arial and Helvetica are not really websafe, as Helvetica missing glogster by default on Windows, and Arial - a Macintosh, but if you whenever you use one type and others - will not have any problami. The fonts look almost identical and interchangeable on both operating systems.
Perhaps noticing keywords sans-serif, serif, glogster monospace, cursive, fantasy. These are the names of font types. Always complete declarations of font-family type of font you want to use. Serif-our fonts that have small corners around the edges of the letters. It is said that they are easier to digest glogster when printed text. Sans-serif-our fonts that do not have any corners. Are said to be more suitable in the monitors, since these fine corners are not always sufficiently displayed in a relatively large pixel screens. Monospace type fonts have the same width of the letters. One time writers pastures used such fonts for reasons which themselves know. Cursive fonts have that little or