Plasing with Cascades

[Neo]

Cascading Style Sheets...

This is my first attempt at a Fully CSS designed website, with NO tables, and all content div'd.

The output may not seem all that cool, but its mostly the coding that im happy this:

http://ff7.kupatrix.org/cssdesign1.htm

Hey, if you like the design, I can clean it up and pass it along XD

Pretty fun actually. Not sure how it degrades into smaller resolutions though.

-Neo

[Aquarian]

Clean and stylish. My eyes don't hurt! GJ!

But I like the previous one thought,...

[Neo]

Ack stupid thread title.

This was only to play around with, I'm not actually going to use it for the FF7 site (see my siggy).

-Neo

[TranquilNightElf]

I like the CSS coding that you've done.
Simple and efficient.
I'm assuming that you can expand on this to create more blocks of information placed using div tags with classes that apply absolute positioning as well ?

~TNE

[Neo]

I like the CSS coding that you've done.
Simple and efficient.
I'm assuming that you can expand on this to create more blocks of information placed using div tags with classes that apply absolute positioning as well ?

~TNE

This was mostly a test of positioning (relativeness) and to see how easy it would be to keep browser compatibilty without breaking the design.

The next project will be a 700px wide (absolute) layout via css with some absolute positioned divs -- possibly some playing with z-index and such.

Also might be playing with background images and such (so as to create the "rounded borders" vs css).

-Neo

[TranquilNightElf]

Sounds interesting. I was using CSS with mostly tables till recently though now have caught onto using DIV tags instead as well.

Looking forward to your next project :)

~TNE

[Markpyro]

Divs are fun, so is position: absolute;. It looks good, it's smooth and clean.