Looking to work on sites :)

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Originally Posted by JimboJosh

simple CSS is something you do not have sorry. You have given advice I'm threads that advice has already been given for and gave another answer that wasnt needed and is a much worse way of coding. But still, you have a lot of areas that are good so good luck

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I do agree, my hand-coded CSS is seriously lacking. I intend to read up and learn it properly. I usually use HTML instead of CSS - Which I know isn't good. If needed. I use Dreamweaver CS3 in order to code in CSS.

Thanks :)

Learn full CSS before you claim to know it :)

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Originally Posted by Bojangles

Learn full CSS before you claim to know it :)

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I highly doubt anybody on this forum knows full CSS without using a application/website/book in order to help them. On request, I can code in CSS using dreamweaver, therefore it's a skill.

But not everybody needs a program to do it for them? I use the "edit file" option in cPanel or notepad. And I can code CSS? It's all about remembering the codes. It's common logic to know about padding and margins etc. I would only use dreamweaver to code PHP due to all the commas and stuff you need to place there (As I'd forget them :P)

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Originally Posted by Bojangles

But not everybody needs a program to do it for them? I use the "edit file" option in cPanel or notepad. And I can code CSS? It's all about remembering the codes. It's common logic to know about padding and margins etc. I would only use dreamweaver to code PHP due to all the commas and stuff you need to place there (As I'd forget them :P)

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That's what I said. I need to use a application to help me with CSS, but I can still get the codes for it upon request. Reading about CSS and I've got this far on coding a basic CSS-based text-page.

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body {
    background-image: url(images/bg.PNG);
    font-family: Verdana;
    font-size: 9px;
    color: #000000;
}
a {
    font-size: 9px;
    color: #000000;
}
a:link {
    text-decoration: none;
}
a:visited {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #000000;
}
a:hover {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #000000;
}
a:active {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #000000;
}

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Well done, but thats as simple as CSS gets, wait until you start coding 4 collumn pages, gets much harder. Btw, when you hover over a link it won't change colour because you've set it to default colour same as black so use something like FFFFFF

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Originally Posted by Bojangles

Well done, but thats as simple as CSS gets, wait until you start coding 4 collumn pages, gets much harder. Btw, when you hover over a link it won't change colour because you've set it to default colour same as black so use something like FFFFFF

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That was the idea so links don't ever change color. It just annoys me, working on a profile site :)

Thanks.

Theres just extra css in there then. Don't offer the hover option :)