Learning to Love the Boring Bits of CSS

by Peter Gasston

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  1. I think this is the part of the HTML story where these features and functions start to divide those who are HTML savvy into the amateurs and professionals.
    All very interesting stuff.

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  2. Fortunately we have used CSS, and all we have to do is open our CSS file which stores the layout of the site, and change the number relating to the position of the image. That will change his position throughout the whole site. http://www.ahmedabadwebs.com

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  3. I have habbit to use px values, it’s only matter of habit to change on rem value, but it’s good possibility to have these choice. Thing that i like most about CSS3 is that you can make “dynamic” effects almost like in Adobe Flash.

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  4. Really a great post. All that looks really promising but as another user said, what about older versions of IE?
    I also think that pseudoclasses should be used only if you really need to because, when you have to modify/optimize some code made by others, it is always a pain to find appropriate selectors and so on.

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