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Brenton Strine

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Table of Contents

Section 1: Cascading Style Sheets
Cascading Style Sheets

13m 59s

Intro
0:00
The Composition of a Web Page
0:16
The Composition of a Web Page and CSS
0:17
Example of CSS: Hello, Friends!
1:06
The Separation of Content and Style
2:41
CSS: Separation of Content and Style
2:42
Example: CSS Zen Garden
3:24
Your First CSS
5:14
Example: Applying CSS
5:15
Learning Suggestions
12:00
Teach Yourself
12:01
Put What You Learn Into Practice Immediately
12:39
Grasp the General Big Idea
13:26
Basic CSS Syntax

25m 25s

Intro
0:00
Rule Syntax
0:08
Rule Syntax: Selector and Declaration
0:09
The Cascade
1:38
Cascade and CSS
1:40
Inline
2:30
Embedded
3:56
Included
5:12
User Defined CSS and Browser Defined CSS
7:28
Selecting by Id
10:11
Selecting by Id
10:28
Selecting by Class
14:52
Selecting by Class
14:53
Descendant Selectors
19:13
Descendant Selectors
19:14
Example of Descendant Selectors
21:05
Basic CSS Syntax 2

23m 3s

Intro
0:00
Multiple Declarations per Rule
0:13
Many Declarations Within a Single Rule
0:14
Multiple Selectors per Rule
1:23
Many Selectors Within a Single Rule
1:24
Nesting
2:17
Introduction to Nesting
2:18
Nesting Cont.
4:03
Nesting Rules
4:04
Rule Order
7:00
Multiple Rules & Same Element
7:01
Rule Order: The Cascade
7:52
Inline Rules
8:23
Embedded Rules
9:53
External Rules
10:44
User Stylesheets & Browser Stylesheets
11:09
Rule Order: Specificity
11:51
Rules with the Same Origin
11:53
Types of Selectors: Id, Class & Tag
13:30
Calculating Specificity
15:46
Calculating Specificity
15:47
Rule Order: Order of Appearance
18:57
Rules with Same Specificity & Originating from the Same Place
18:58
Inheritance
20:01
Inheritance & Example
20:02
Browser Considerations

18m 48s

Intro
0:00
Browser Considerations
0:11
Basic Browser Considerations
0:12
Dealing With Multiple Browsers
5:05
Dealing With Multiple Browsers
5:06
Conditional Comments
6:15
Managing Conflicting Styles
7:44
Managing Conflicting Styles
7:45
Code Formatting
9:30
Code Formatting
9:31
CSS Compression
12:20
CSS Compression
12:21
Example of CSS Compression
12:59
Resetting User-Agent CSS
14:58
Resetting User-Agent CSS
14:59
CSS Tools: Reset CSS
16:15
Layouts

28m 41s

Intro
0:00
Layout HTML
0:46
Page Layout
0:47
Avoid Contracting Divitis
1:57
Header, Nav, Aside, Section, and Footer
3:11
Example: A Basic Layout
3:55
Step 1: Structure Page, Apply Basic Styles, and Position Elements Correctly
3:57
Step 2: Use Container Elements and Center the Layout
19:20
Step 3: Add an Aside Column
20:08
Step 4: Create Two Main Content Columns
24:09
Final Result and Conclusion
26:45
CSS Typography

46m 37s

Intro
0:00
Typography Properties
0:07
Font-family
0:08
Font-size
1:15
Font-style
1:23
Font-weight
1:33
Letter Spacing
1:56
Line-height
2:24
Margin-left and right
2:39
Text-align
2:44
Text-decoration
2:52
Text-indent
3:35
Text-shadow
3:50
Text-transform
4:56
Word-spacing
5:11
Word-wrap
5:23
Firefox FireFontFamily Firebug Plug-in
5:56
Installing Firefox Plug-in
5:57
Example 1: Site-wide Font Settings
8:15
Step 1: Make All Fonts Default to a Sans-serif Font
9:20
Step 2: Make All Heading Fonts Default to a Cursive Font
12:50
Step 3: Justify Paragraphs
15:19
Step 4: Increase the Line-height of Paragraph Text
17:10
Example 2: Big First Letter
19:02
Step 1: Make the First Letter of the First Paragraph Bigger
19:03
Step 2: Position the First Two lines of Text to Wrap Around the First Letter
25:17
Step 3: Align the Bottom of the First Letter With the Baseline of the Second Line
25:47
Example 3: Fun Quotes
27:50
Step 1: Stylize the Quote in an Interesting Font and Color
27:51
Step 2: Add a Graphical Quote for Flair & Use a Reverse Indentation for Fun
28:21
Example 4: Breaking Long Words
34:42
Step 1: Make the Long Word Terms Italic Instead of Bold
34:45
Step 2: Long Words Wrap
37:08
Example 5: Rainbow
38:10
Step 1: Fixing the RAINBOWS!!!!! Sentence
38:13
Step 2: Improving the Rainbow Text
42:08
CSS Backgrounds

24m 17s

Intro
0:00
Background Properties
0:14
Background, Attachment, Color, Image, Position & Repeat
0:15
Example 1: Colors
1:32
Step 1: Change the Color of the Document Background
1:33
Step 2: Change the Background Color of a Paragraph & Some Inline Text
2:42
Step 3: Observe the Change in Background Size as Margins, Borders, and Padding Changes
4:38
Example 2: Background Image Guy
8:20
Step 1: Remove the Decorative Image From the Content
8:21
Step 2: Use CSS to Place It in the same Location It Was Before
10:05
Step 3: Make the Image Stay There, Even When the Document is Scrolled
12:32
Example 3: Repeating Images
14:52
Step 1: Create a Horizontal Pattern Using Repeat-x
14:55
Step 2: Add a Secondary Decorative Image in the Top-right Corner
16:31
Step 3: Use the ColorZilla Firefox Add-on to Find the Background Color that will Match the Image
19:08
Example 4: Putting it Together
21:37
Step 1: Use a Single Background Property to Put Back the Picture of Me in Its Place From Example 2
21:38
Images in CSS

33m 25s

Intro
0:00
General Concepts
0:12
General Concepts of Images
0:13
Bandwidth and Images
1:15
Example 1: Photo Gallery Tune-up
2:16
Step 1: Give a Gallery of Images Nice Spacing
2:17
Step 2: Remove the Browser Border From Each Images
4:42
Step 3: Give a Nice Custom Border to Images on Hover
5:12
Step 4: Enhance Images with Rounded Corners for Browsers that Support It.
6:45
Example 2: Background Images
10:56
Step 1: Add a Graphical Decoration to an Existing Element Using Background-image
10:57
Step 2: Add a Graphical Decoration in a <Div> Created for It.
14:34
Example 3: Replacing Text with Images
19:57
Step 1: Enhance a Heading by Replacing the Text with an Image
19:58
Example 4: Image Sprites
25:08
Introduction to Image Sprites
25:09
Example: Google Image Sprites
25:23
Step 1: Create an Image Sprite Rollover Button
27:14
The Box Model

23m 21s

Intro
0:00
Properties
1:08
Width & Height
1:09
Margin, Padding & Border
1:29
Example 1: Box Properties
2:05
Step 1: Create a Box with Margins, Padding, and Border
2:06
Step 2: Add Width and Height to the Box
5:23
Step 3: Consolidate Margins and Padding with Shorthand Notation
7:41
General Concepts
12:45
Inner Content, Padding, Border, and Margins
12:46
Internet Explorer's Broken Box Model and Understanding the Correct Box Model
13:40
Less intuitive Behavior
15:51
Width Affects the Content Area Only, Not the Padding, Border, or Margins
15:52
Margins Collapse Into Each Other
16:16
Margins Can Have Negative Values
18:17
Padding Can't Have Negative Values
19:32
Background Lies Behind the Content, Padding, and Border Areas
19:51
Overflow Property
20:38
Applying Styles to Forms

12m 44s

Intro
0:00
General Advice
0:08
Form Controls & Form Styling
0:33
Avoid Styling Browser Form Controls
1:41
Don't Directly Style the Form Element & Display Value of Inline
3:00
Targeting Particular Selectors
3:41
Syntax: input[type=value]{…}
3:42
Example: Targeting Particular Selectors
4:34
Example: Style a Series of Form Controls Into Two Column Without a Table
7:33
Float Basics

23m

Intro
0:00
Float Functionality
0:07
Float
0:08
Clear
0:25
More on Floating
0:35
Float Behavior
1:28
Floated Element Behavior
1:40
Width & Height of Floated Element
3:27
Multiple Floated Elements
5:17
Floated Elements Removed From the Flow of the Document
5:51
Clear Property & Preventing Floats From Stacking Horizontally
9:53
Clear Property & Non-floated Elements
17:15
The Overflow Property & Elements Extending Beyond the Borders
19:24
The Display Property

23m 29s

Intro
0:00
Display Values
0:08
Display
0:10
Visibility
1:19
Example: Display Property
1:29
Display: Block
3:34
Block Elements
3:35
Elements With a Display of Block by Default
4:07
Floated Elements and Elements Positioned Absolutely Become Block
5:11
Display: Inline
5:36
Introduction to Inline
5:37
Inline Creates a Long Box that Wraps at the End of a Line
6:17
Text-Level Elements are Inline by Default
9:45
Margins and Padding
10:08
Inline Elements Cannot Be Sized
12:14
Display: Inline-Block
13:04
Allows for Boxes to Stack Up Inline
13:05
Allows for a Width and Height to be Set
13:27
Requirement for Internet Explorer 6/7
15:29
Eliminating White-Space
16:00
Display: None
18:10
Removes the Element and All Children From the Flow Completely
18:11
Visibility & Hidden
20:30
Positioning

20m 47s

Intro
0:00
Positioning Values
0:05
Position: Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed
0:06
Z-Index: [number]
0:22
Position: Static
0:39
Introduction to Static Value and Example
0:40
Position: Relative
2:19
Introduction to Relative Value and Example
2:20
Position: Absolute
6:37
Introduction to Absolute Value and Example
6:38
Position: Fixed
10:35
Introduction to Fixed Value and Example
10:36
Z-Index
12:58
Introduction to Z-Index
12:59
Example of Z-Index
13:58
Lists

30m 39s

Intro
0:00
List Properties
0:06
List-style-type: Square, Disc, Circle, and Decimal
0:08
List-style-image
1:14
List-style-position
1:34
List-style
2:10
Example 1: An Inline List
2:30
Step 1: Make a List Display Inline
2:31
Step 2: Style a List So That It Looks Like Navigational Buttons
7:03
Example 2: Nested Lists and Dynamic Navigation
14:02
Step 1: Use List Nesting to Create a Tiered Nav Links Section
14:03
Step 2: Use CSS to Hide Sub-sections Until Hovered
15:10
Example 3: Sidebar Nav Menu
18:18
Create a Dynamic Nav Menu Using Nested Lists
18:19
Example 4: Horizontal Nav Menu
25:04
Create a Nav Menu with Drop-down Sub-menus
25:05
Links

29m 35s

Intro
0:00
Basic Link Styling
0:06
Link, Visited, Active & Hover
0:07
Changing the Defaults
2:45
Remove the Underline From Links
2:46
Remove the Dotted Border on Clicked Links in IE
3:50
Remove Borders From Linked Images
4:20
Simple Enhancements
4:55
Change the Cursor
4:56
Text Rollovers
7:09
Link-type icons
10:23
Advanced Rollovers
14:18
Use Image Sprites for Image Rollovers
14:19
Breadcrumb Navigation
17:34
Breadcrumb Navigation
17:35
Example
19:10
Highlighting Bookmark Links
25:54
Highlighting Bookmark Links
25:55
CSS Units

16m 10s

Intro
0:00
Colors
0:32
Hexadecimal Notation
0:33
RGB Notation
3:44
Key Words
5:42
Example of Colors
6:19
Lengths
6:56
Fixed
6:57
Relative
9:18
URI's
14:12
URI and CSS
14:13
CSS for Alternative Display Method

14m 44s

Intro
0:00
The Media Property
0:38
Media Types: Screen, Print, Handheld and Small Devices
0:39
CSS for All
2:18
CSS with a Media Value of All
2:19
Media Rule
3:00
Print Media
4:32
Pages for Printing
4:33
Print Media Example
6:11
Handheld Media
10:02
Handheld Media
10:03
Other Media Types
12:48
Braille, Embossed, and Projection
12:49
Speech and Aural
13:16
tty and tv
13:56
Advanced CSS and CSS3

40m 3s

Intro
0:00
Progressive Enhancement
0:41
Progressive Enhancement and CSS
0:42
Child Selector
2:40
Child Selector & Example
2:41
Adjacent Sibling Selector
7:17
Adjacent Sibling Selector & Example
7:18
Attribute Selector
12:43
Attribute Selector & Example
12:44
CSS3 Attribute Selectors
16:38
CSS3 Attribute Selectors & Example
16:39
First-Child and last-Child Pseudo-Classes
20:40
First-Child and last-Child Pseudo-Classes & Example
20:41
Before and After Pseudo-Elements
23:47
Before and After Pseudo-Elements & Example
23:48
Hover and Active Pseudo-Classes
24:57
Hover and Active Pseudo-Classes & Example
24:58
First-of-type and Last-of-type Pseudo-classes
26:56
First-of-type and Last-of-type Pseudo-classes
26:57
Not Pseudo-class
28:40
Not Pseudo-class & Example
28:42
Nth-child Pseudo-classes
31:04
Nth-child Pseudo-classes & Example
31:05
Nth-child
31:14
Nth-last-child
32:31
Nth-of-type & Nth-last-of-type
33:32
Only Pseudo-classes
34:27
Only Pseudo-classes & Example
34:28
Target Pseudo-class
37:13
Target Pseudo-class & Example
37:14
Advanced CSS Properties

45m 24s

Intro
0:00
Browser Prefixes
1:51
Introduction to Browser Prefixes
1:52
Webfonts
7:01
Webfonts
7:02
Example of Webfonts
8:52
Overflow and Wrapping
11:30
Overflow and Wrapping
11:31
Automatic Columns
15:03
Automatic Columns & Example
15:04
Text-Stroke
17:46
Introduction to Text-Stroke & Example
17:47
Opacity and HSL Colors
20:41
Opacity and HSL Colors
20:42
Example of Opacity and HSL Colors
23:22
Rounded Corners
25:50
Rounded Corners & Example
25:51
Gradients
28:39
Gradients & Example
28:40
Shadows
32:01
Shadows & Example
32:02
Reflection
34:59
Reflection & Example
35:00
Transformations
36:45
Transformations and Example
36:46
Transition
39:27
Transition & Example
39:30
Fixing Internet Explorer
42:07
How to Fix Internet Explorer
42:08
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Lecture Comments (9)

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Last reply by: Leonardo Luo
Mon Apr 27, 2020 7:55 AM

Post by Kestas Balevicius on July 8, 2014

How to understand float property? What it does?

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Post by Adil Alkarkhi on March 30, 2013

so I know how to control positions in sides positions, float left and change the width, what about if I want to put a content under them how to control the bottom and top positions?

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Post by Amit Patel on January 8, 2013

You could also use followings:
*{
-webkit-box-sizing: border-box; /* Safari/Chrome, other WebKit */
-moz-box-sizing: border-box; /* Firefox, other Gecko */
box-sizing: border-box;
}
at the top of style sheet to have header, footer, nav, section, and aside to fit to the box so that all elements fit, and doesn't required any adjustment in pixel. \

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Last reply by: Robert Bartram
Mon Jan 2, 2012 6:58 AM

Post by Robert Bartram on January 1, 2012

Hi, Just a note of interest. I tested code using IE9 and looks like some of the features of HTML5 are not supported. However found the same code works fine for Firefox and Safari. Thanks

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Last reply by: Brenton Strine
Fri Aug 19, 2011 6:09 PM

Post by JC Vargas on April 19, 2011

Why did we give the section a class name and not and id? what does it make a difference at this point? Video possition 5:20. Thank you

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  • Intro 0:00
  • Layout HTML 0:46
    • Page Layout
    • Avoid Contracting Divitis
    • Header, Nav, Aside, Section, and Footer
  • Example: A Basic Layout 3:55
    • Step 1: Structure Page, Apply Basic Styles, and Position Elements Correctly
    • Step 2: Use Container Elements and Center the Layout
    • Step 3: Add an Aside Column
    • Step 4: Create Two Main Content Columns
    • Final Result and Conclusion

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