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HTML Basics and CSS style

HTML Basics and CSS style. Before we start. Dreamweaver ( DW ) may take several minutes to start. Click on Start => Program Files => Development Apps => Web => Dreamweaver MX => Dreamweaver MX to start the program. Accept default choice for layout.

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HTML Basics and CSS style

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  1. HTML Basics and CSS style

  2. Before we start • Dreamweaver (DW) may take several minutes to start. • Click on Start => Program Files => Development Apps => Web => Dreamweaver MX => Dreamweaver MX to start the program. • Accept default choice for layout. • Minimizing the Dreamweaver. We will use it later. • Copy Everything from my public folder (including this ppt file) to your P:\ drive. • U:\msu\user\n\a\nanzhang\public

  3. HTML File Structure <HTML> <HEAD> </HEAD> <BODY> </BODY> </HTML> Open a Notepad window. Copy the HTML tags to the Notepad.

  4. Web Page Development Cycle EDIT and SAVE the file in your AFS p:\web\index.html TEST by BROWSING to the page http://www.msu.edu/~msunetid/index.html

  5. Adding Text to Your HTML File <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>My home page</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> My name is your name. My major is your major. </BODY> </HTML>

  6. Making paragraphs <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>My home page</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <p> My name is your name.</p> <p> My major is your major.</p> </BODY> </HTML>

  7. Adding Information to Web Page My name is your nameMy major is your majorI am creating this page for LBS 126 and will be modifying this page throughout the course. Please visit again!

  8. More HTML tag pairs • <u> </u> tag pair is for underline • <em> </em> tag pair is for italic style. • <H1> </H1> • … • <H6> </H6> are headlines with different sizes.

  9. Formatting Your Web Page with more tags My name is your nameMy major is your majorI am creating this page for CSE 101 and will be modifying this page throughout the course. Please visit again! H1 Underline & Italic Italic H2 Separate Paragraph Separate Paragraph Underline

  10. Now it is time to use Dreamweaver MX

  11. Creating a Link My name is your nameMy major is your majorI am creating this page for CSE 101 and will be modifying this page throughout the course. Please visit again! Make this a link to the LBS Home page Question: what is the HTML tag for Links?

  12. More things to do • Make a bullet list for your four favorite things in MSU. Change the font of this list to “Times New Roman” • Changing page properties: • Set background color for the page. • What else can you change for the page properties? • Download a MSU logo, save to your web folder and insert to the top of your page. Question: what is the HTML tag for Images?

  13. Problems • The Tags only provided limited formatting. • H1 is always that big. • Links always have an underscore. • You can manually change the format for all the H1 headlines, but what about your have 100 pages in your web site? • Can we customize the HTML tags?

  14. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) • What is style? • Style is a list of formatting instructions. • A Cascading Style Sheet is a file with a list of formatting instructions. • CSS style sheets are the modern way to control the appearance and layout of your web pages. • 4.0 and up Navigator and IE fully support CSS.

  15. Unpacking Sample Web Site • Open the file common.zip you just copied using EnZIP • Click on Edit => Extract and extract the files to your web folder • The files will appear in a new folder commons • Browse to the practice web site • http://www.msu.edu/~MSUNetID/commons/ • Why didn’t you give a file name in the URL? • View all seven pages in the site. • What tags control the formatting of the headings?

  16. Cascading Style Sheet • Enter the following text into a new Notepad document h2 { font-family : Tahoma; color : blue; text-align : center; } • Save the document in the commons folder as csense.css • Save as file typeText Document

  17. Attach a Style Sheet to HTML files • In properties window->Styles drop box, choose “Manage styles…” • Use “Attach…” to attach the .css file you just created. • Do the same thing for all the seven pages. • What happens?

  18. Modifying CSS styles h2 { font-family : Tahoma; color: blue; text-align: center; text-transform : uppercase; } body { font-family : Courier New; background-color : #FFEEDD; color : #777733; }

  19. Separation of Content and Presentation • Content • Use tags like <h1>, <h2>, <p>, <em> or <li> to indicate the structure of your pages • Presentation • Use a CSS style sheet to determine how the tags are formatted • Advantage of separation • Changing the formatting only requires editing the style sheet

  20. Edit styles in Dreamweaver • In the Design->CSS Styles window you can edit the styles you already have, or create new styles. • Let’s create a new style for the link HTML tag: <a> </a> • High light the CSS file first • Click here

  21. Change the style of HTML Link Tag • a:link – Customizes the style of a link that has not been visited recently • a:visited -- Customizes the style of a link that has been recently visited • a:hover -- Customizes the style of a link while the user’s mouse is over it.

  22. Extra material • Downloading the Macromedia Dreamweaver tutorial file from the lecture notes page.

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