A couple of CSS Tips

[twinkle]

I have found a few neat tricks for CSS.

1) Did you know you can have multiple classes assigned to an attribute?

Using 'class="front feature"' would assign both the front rules and the feature rules. Note that the two classes need to be seperated by a space and not a comma.

2) Center aligning a block element

[administrator]

Nice tips Twinkle! Thanks
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[twinkle]

Thanks!

I have found a few more as well.

There is a text-transofrm command. YOu can use:

text-transform: lowercase;
text-transform: uppercase;
text-transform: capitalize;

This allows you to have an output consistency on your site, even if you have multiple people contributing content.



If you want to make a seperate css file for a handheld device you can do that fairly easily as well:

<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="handheld.css" media="handheld" />

Then just use the handheld.css file to configure your output for handheld devices. Voila.
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[paul]

[x-raysteve]

Wow I didn't know that either. Now we need some tricks and tips on how to best format our alternate css files to make them display well on a pocket device.

Good tip.

[Missie]

Thanks for the tips twinkle! They will come in really useful. I never thought that there were such cool tricks thoguh. I hope that I can get them to wok right. I'm kinda new at this knida thing. I will check back here soon to see if ya posted any new ones for us.

[Stitch]

[twinkle]

The amazing thing is it works! I do not have a handheld device, but I set it up on one of my sites and used a friends pocket pc to look and it turns out really good!
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