19 thoughts on “Box Model Web Page Layouts with CSS”
solow1991
you’ll need a text align for IE7 < to center a div. but this is a nice video for those new to html and css. nice vid 🙂
rrphillips
Using a css reset rule will go a long way to creating consistent layouts for FF and IE. You can find complex reset rule examples through Eric Meyer’s site, but I often use * {margin:0px;padding:0px} as the first rule in my css. That takes away the default margin and padding of all elements and puts IE and Firefox on the same starting line.
SherzMappingTuts
So true…
Saotik
I wish my Web Dev lecturer was as clear as you are. Thanks for the tutorials.
ItsBretter
Tables?
GroovyDruid
I’ve got a challenge. Try getting it to look the same in FF and IE without using a CSS hack. It’s next to impossible.
anthonykrese
Great tuts. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
digaob
Thanks Bro, you just save my life! You tutorial help this brazilian here!
thanks again!!!
wanna666b
nice tut 🙂 5/5
SwitchRich
There must have been a point in time when you didn’t know it. You weren’t born with this information in your head!
I found the tutorial very useful.
MuzeTV
everybody knows this!
George351838
NotePad++
MASTERLEAF00
wat text editor r u using ?? :/
tirathmistry
Awesome video tutorial
Thanks so much Genus
You are the Best tutor
Please upload more tut videos.
Specially Dreamweaver & css Div tag
Your all video tutorials are valuable for us
Thanks so much
God Bless you
snasebrase
cool, thx.
rrphillips
firefox theme: nasa night launch
snasebrase
thanks.
btw, which firefox theme is that? 😉
CoNiLa2
Very good video
KINGV3NOM
Very good video using CSS!
Love the notepad++ also.
Some ideas I wouldn’t of used. I usually make things complicated and confusing. 😛
I think I’m going to watch some of your php vids, that stuff is rather difficult compared to (x)html and css which I have somewhat mastered.
you’ll need a text align for IE7 < to center a div. but this is a nice video for those new to html and css. nice vid 🙂
Using a css reset rule will go a long way to creating consistent layouts for FF and IE. You can find complex reset rule examples through Eric Meyer’s site, but I often use * {margin:0px;padding:0px} as the first rule in my css. That takes away the default margin and padding of all elements and puts IE and Firefox on the same starting line.
So true…
I wish my Web Dev lecturer was as clear as you are. Thanks for the tutorials.
Tables?
I’ve got a challenge. Try getting it to look the same in FF and IE without using a CSS hack. It’s next to impossible.
Great tuts. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks Bro, you just save my life! You tutorial help this brazilian here!
thanks again!!!
nice tut 🙂 5/5
There must have been a point in time when you didn’t know it. You weren’t born with this information in your head!
I found the tutorial very useful.
everybody knows this!
NotePad++
wat text editor r u using ?? :/
Awesome video tutorial
Thanks so much Genus
You are the Best tutor
Please upload more tut videos.
Specially Dreamweaver & css Div tag
Your all video tutorials are valuable for us
Thanks so much
God Bless you
cool, thx.
firefox theme: nasa night launch
thanks.
btw, which firefox theme is that? 😉
Very good video
Very good video using CSS!
Love the notepad++ also.
Some ideas I wouldn’t of used. I usually make things complicated and confusing. 😛
I think I’m going to watch some of your php vids, that stuff is rather difficult compared to (x)html and css which I have somewhat mastered.