Just designed my first site using all CSS.

[Rob]

And I have a hard-on! CSS fucking rocks!

I'm just excited, carry on.

[xanx]

link ????

[sumphatpimp]

does it have a url?

[tranza]

I don't even know what CSS is...

[Rob]

Shit.

It's all local right now. Sorry.

[X37375787]

I haven't used tables in like 2 years. I adore CSS.

[abyss_al]

let me seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[BlackCrayon]

whats the best way for someone who knows nothing about CSS to start learning? any links to the benefits over html?

[pornguy]

Try using Dreamweaver. It has a great css tool. Other than that Google is your friend.

[sonofsam]

This thread is useless without hyperlink

[riddler]

whats the best way for someone who knows nothing about CSS to start learning? any links to the benefits over html?

fucking around with it.. pure css can be tricky for IE since it doesnt pass the fucking acid test.. but css is fuckin noicee

[JD]

whats the best way for someone who knows nothing about CSS to start learning? any links to the benefits over html?

go buy the o'riley CSS book. it's got everythingyou need to know

[xclusive]

http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/ will be very helpful

[jayeff]

If you aren't convinced about the benefits of CSS, take a look at http://www.csszengarden.com/ and remember that every design (listed down the right side of the main page) uses the exact same HTML: only the style sheets are different. Now imagine updating a single file to change the look of your whole site, however many pages it might have...

[Rob]

You have so much more control with CSS! You really do have 100% control, unlike the restraints of table use.

[The Truth Hurts]

You have so much more control with CSS! You really do have 100% control, unlike the restraints of table use.

what restraints would those be?

[galleryseek]

i've made a few sites with all css. www.healthygo.com being one.

[PrintAdult]

we use css all of the time. good shit bro.

[Rob]

what restraints would those be?

Backgrounds repeating. 100% vs. defined width. Borders. Fonts. Image placement. Forms. Forms. Editing an entire site with the change of one line of code in your style sheet vs. massive find and replace.

I know I mentioned forms twice. I did that on purpose.

[The Truth Hurts]

Backgrounds repeating. 100% vs. defined width. Borders. Fonts. Image placement. Forms. Forms. Editing an entire site with the change of one line of code in your style sheet vs. massive find and replace.

I know I mentioned forms twice. I did that on purpose.

If you're having all those problems, i'd suggest a referesher course in basic HTML.
Unless you care to elaborate on whatever problems you're having with each of those things you listed.

i'm not saying css is bad, i use it all the time... but some people tend to suck it's cock just a bit too much.. when more often than not, you can do the same shit without it completely, or even with just a little bit... assuming you actually know HTML.

of course, I may be looking at it from a different line of thought than you...

[galleryseek]

If you're having all those problems, i'd suggest a referesher course in basic HTML.
Unless you care to elaborate on whatever problems you're having with each of those things you listed.

i'm not saying css is bad, i use it all the time... but some people tend to suck it's cock just a bit too much.. when more often than not, you can do the same shit without it completely, or even with just a little bit... assuming you actually know HTML.

of course, I may be looking at it from a different line of thought than you...

nah trust me, tables were not made in mind for the use of layout structure / placement. the only purpose tables have in the place of web sites is to display tabular data like charts / lists, not to structure a layout. it goes against web "standards" ;)

css has a lot more benefits than what that guy mentioned up there. the code is a lot cleaner, and there's a significantly less amount of coding that se bots have to read (which can only be positive with SEO in mind) - blind people can easily access the content (screen readers), it works better in other browsers (if done correct).

the list goes on but i can't remember more off the top of my head...

[Pete-KT]

lets see it

[jawanda]

If you aren't convinced about the benefits of CSS, take a look at http://www.csszengarden.com/ and remember that every design (listed down the right side of the main page) uses the exact same HTML: only the style sheets are different. Now imagine updating a single file to change the look of your whole site, however many pages it might have...

Damn that site is AWESOME

Fuckin' inspiring.

-Phil