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    Wait? im confused, how is it possible to use xhtml WITHOUT css? Youd be left with absoulty no formating control ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by 01101101entor View Post
    Wait? im confused, how is it possible to use xhtml WITHOUT css? Youd be left with absoulty no formating control ??
    Unformatted.

    It is possible.
    Quote Originally Posted by Nain View Post
    i voted 'Not Sure' as im, not sure!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aflux View Post
    Unformatted.

    It is possible.
    How is a long line of text considered useing xhtml? u would have more formating control if it were just a txt document?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 01101101entor View Post
    How is a long line of text considered useing xhtml? u would have more formating control if it were just a txt document?
    It would be a mess and unformatted and basically horrible but with a little application you could.
    Quote Originally Posted by Nain View Post
    i voted 'Not Sure' as im, not sure!

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    Addon Tips:

    "background-url:", "background-color" etc. Isnt really good to use as its just more code adding and making your file bytes bigger.

    Do it like:

    Code:
    body
    
         {
    
              background: #000000 url(images/image.jpg); no-repeat;
    
         }
    For example and try to keep css files clean with comments and good formatting

    Code:
    /* CLASSES MULTIPLE USE*/
    
    .class
    
         {
    
              width: 100px;
    
         }
    
    /* ID USED ONCE */
    
    #id
    
        {
    
              width: 100px;
    
         }

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    Just as a note i dont think you want that ; in the middle of your background attributes.

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    Although you say basic, this is to basic. Explain it so they can create something nice/useful rather than something basic. Nice work anywho

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    Quote Originally Posted by 01101101entor View Post
    Just as a note i dont think you want that ; in the middle of your background attributes.
    Yeh the habbox editor was hard to work with >.>

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    I can code in CSS & XHTML but I still don't get why your not suppost to use an ID more then once, can any one inlighten me?

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    Quote Originally Posted by redtom View Post
    I can code in CSS & XHTML but I still don't get why your not suppost to use an ID more then once, can any one inlighten me?
    If you use # thats for the id attribute, if you use . thats for the class attribute. If you need to use something more than once then you use class

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