Developing Websites with XHTML and CSS

[Dan]

Attached. :)

Developing Websites with XHTML and CSS (http://webdesignforums.net/attachment.php?s=&postid=92511)

[nsr81]

A nice guide, but after reading your first chapter I skimmed through the rest. Simply because it was hard to read. You should either use forum's formatting tags and contain your text in the post. OR you can create a valid self-containing (all text, css, etc) HTML document with proper formatting for easy reading.

[Wired]

Here's what he originally linked to in another thread. This should satisfy your formatting needs, and then some.

http://home.comcast.net/~fredv4/xhtml/

[Dan]

If you check my topic in the Starting Out forum, you'll see that there is formatting -- and a LOT of it. Filbert just said that I had to attach it, not link to it..

[nsr81]

Looks good with the formatting :)

[filburt1]

You can attach it as a zip or HTML file too...:)

[Dan]

Yes, but this file was local on my machine so it made the most sense to use it. :P (Fred formatted it since I got lazy. ;))

[Wired]

Here's the html file with the CSS imbedded in it. Is this ok Dan? If so, if you like I can replace the txt file with it.

[Dan]

Yeah, that's fine if you want the HTML version instead. :)

[Wired]

Bah, I had to hack the post. When I replaced it with the htm file, it opened up the txt file that was originally there! When I removed it, it wouldn't let me re-attach the file, so I made a link to the attached file I posted earlier.

IMHO the htm version is MUCH easier to read, hence, understand.