David Yarley's RLIC Blog for CSCI 2235

I love dynamic web templates. So easy to use.

I created a DWT off of my new buttons home page and made a new page for prices. I plan on making the rest of the pages as soon as I have some content for them.

Edit DWT's are so easy. It's even easier than using CSS. I was able to edit my pages in minutes.

For now on, I need to fix up the rest of my website, fix some broken links, add some cotent, and polish it all off.

I worked on designing a new page for my buttons.

I made a newish button logo for my buttons page on the header.

I built roll over CSS buttons for the nav bar on the side.

I decided not to use a fixed image because it didn't look good with the page.

I made a print CSS in order to print the page.

I decided to create a new web page for my Buttons page.

I set up the html page and I started to set up the divs and CSS.

I haven't decided exactly how to put it together yet, but I'll probably have a navigation bar to the side instead of having it on top like the main site.

I adjusted the line length for the entire site so that it won't move around when the browser window is resized. I changed the line hight so that readability of my text was increased. I adjusted the letter spacing on my headings. I added a quote to my home page. I created adjusted an old heading style a bit. I also created a drop downcap letter for my pagges with paragraphs in them.

I couldn't really find any html tags to remove, so I just removed one and replaced it again for practice. I inserted comments for my masthead and footer. I used the quick tag editor to change a tag. I used the find and replace dialog box to change the word "1"" into "one inch". I changed the style rule for some of my paragraphs. I edited some style rules and html elements with the CSS and tag properties panes.