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10: Using Cascading Style Sheets
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Some browsers don t support all CSS properties If you re using CSS features, test your pages with the browsers that you expect your visitors will use Use the CSS features that work on as many browsers as possible, and ignore the rest If you want to take an extremely thorough guide to CSS everywhere you go, put it on your iPod! Westciv s free podGuide is a folder of small text files Download the zipped file and follow the instructions on how to install it, and you have complete documentation with you at all times (You also win the title of World s Biggest CSS Geek ) The podGuide is online at www westcivcom/news/podguidehtml
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CSS can customize how a page looks when it s printed We recommend these guidelines: Replace sans serif fonts with serif fonts Serif fonts are easier to read than sans serif fonts Insert advertisements that Make sense when they aren t animated Are useful without clicking In general, paged media styles help ensure that text looks as good when it s printed as it does in a Web browser Paged media styles also help you hide irrelevant content when pages are printed (banners, ads, and so forth), thus reducing wasted paper and user frustration See Table 10-3 for an explanation of paged media properties in CSS that you can use to help your users make the most when printing Web pages
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Part III: Taking Precise Control Over Web Pages and Styles
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Table 10-3 (continued)
Property pagebreakinside widows Values Auto avoid Default Value auto Description The page-breaking behavior inside an element The minimum number of lines in a paragraph that must be left at the top of a page
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The example in Listing 10-2 uses these options for paged media styles: Make the output black text on a white background Replace sans serif fonts with serif fonts
Listing 10-2:
Adding a Print Style Sheet
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 10 Transitional//EN http://wwww3org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitionaldtd > <html xmlns= http://wwww3org/1999/xhtml lang= en xml:lang= en > <head> <title>This is my page</title> <meta http-equiv= Content-Type content= text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 /> <style type= text/css > body {background-color: black; color: white; font-family: sans-serif;} @media print { body {background-color: white; color: black; font-family: serif} } </style> </head> <body> This page will look very different when sent to the printer </body> </html>
If you re now wondering why none of the properties in Table 10-3 were set but other properties were, it s because (in this example) their defaults worked fine And just because those page properties can be set doesn t mean that you can t set other properties also it isn t an either/or
10: Using Cascading Style Sheets
Aural (speech-sound) styles
Aural browsers and styles aren t just for the visually impaired They re also useful for Web users who Have reading problems Need information while driving The following example recommends voices to be played using male and female characters to make it clear which characters are speaking:
<style> @media aural { pstanley {voice-family: male;} pstella {voice-family: female;} } </style>
Usually, you don t have to worry much about adding aural styles to your page The default readers should work just fine if Your page is mostly text You don t have a strong opinion about how it sounds, so that any clearly male or female voice will do That said, you can find a complete listing of all aural style properties on this book s companion Web site
Part III: Taking Precise Control Over Web Pages and Styles
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Getting Creative with Colors and Fonts
In This
Using CSS to define text formatting Working with page colors and backgrounds Changing font display Adding text treatments
efore style sheets came along, Web designers had to rely on HTML markup to control backgrounds, colors, fonts, and text sizes on Web pages With style sheets on the scene, however, designers could separate style information from content meaning they could use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to control font, color, and other style information Why bother Simple When you use CSS, you get the following: Better control when updating or editing formatting information No more HTML documents cluttered with <font> tags More options for formatting text (such as defining line height, font weight, and text alignment) and for converting text to uppercase or lowercase characters (X)HTML still includes various formatting elements, such as <tt>, <i>, <big>, <b>, and <small>; however, all remaining formatting elements, such as <font>, are deprecated That is, they re no longer recommended for use (although they still work, and most browsers recognize them) We don t think you should use them anymore, but that decision is yours to make If you want to read more about deprecated formatting elements, we cover that in 8
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