Monthly Archives: October 2013

Floating. Sounds whimsical and fun, doesn’t it? Well, it’s not.  In the web publishing world it’s given me a headache, and multiple fist clenches as a result of pure frustration. No, don’t float that much. No, don’t bump that down. … Continue reading →

When I was reading this article I kept referring back to my web portfolio’s CSS and HTML, and it made me feel indifferent about the two, especially CSS. At times some of the information I was reading answered questions I … Continue reading →

CSS contains the specific details of a website’s layout and design and it takes great organization to make it look the way you want and planned for. This article was a good refresher on some of the layout deatils to … Continue reading →

In the world of html and CSS any and every web developer will encounter floats.  They will come to know the wonders and agonizing difficulties associated with these said floats.  Essentially, the purpose of a float is to have an … Continue reading →

Perusing this article, I was dumbfounded at the complexities that lay beneath the umbrella of the “float” function in CSS. Rather than simple commands as to where something sits within each page, I was intrigued to learn that one can … Continue reading →

When I realized I had almost forgotten to read this journal assignment, I thought it would be a good break from trying to write CSS. Hoping for a dancing YouTube video to do with gestalt principles, I was at first … Continue reading →

I found this article really helpful, especially because we have our CSS stuff due today. Obviously, we’ve been playing around with CSS in class for a few weeks now but this really broke CSS down into practical elements we will … Continue reading →

As a visual and practical learner this article was much more useful than the textbook which literally put me to sleep. I thought floats were just left or right, you put a picture here or there and your text wraps … Continue reading →

The one thing I learned from this article is that reading about how CSS works really doesn’t help me. I need someone to explain it to me in person or it takes twice as long for it to make sense … Continue reading →

As someone who is starting to learn web designing, all of these new terms and concepts are all somewhat a bit confusing to me. So hearing the term “floating” in CSS, I was a bit intrigued because this property would … Continue reading →