standard names for creating tags in css file?
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"Specification, guidelines, software and tools..." for various Web techologies can be found on the World Wide Web Consortium's site.  A decent beginner's guide to CSS can be found on a link from that site.\n\nI've included a link to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and a link to a CSS tutorial found on that site below:
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For a simple answer it will be the following:\n<APPLET CODE=AppletSubclass.class WIDTH=anInt HEIGHT=anInt>\n</APPLET>\n\nwhere your code is the class of that applet. Take a look at the website below for full description of how to use make applets.\n\nFor your information the tags are standard for any scripting language, it will just be interpretted as html.
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An HTML Anchor looks like this.... <a name="PointA">\n\nand you call it like this .... index.html#PointA\n\n(and I believe case does matter!).
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Lot of free to use templates, both css and non css\nhttp://www.oswd.org
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Each tag can only have one class attribute, but you can nest tags and classes. for example:\n\n<p class="foo">\n<span class="bar">\nLorem Ipsum\n</span>\n</p>\n\nIf the class bar defines the same stuff as foo (font color, etc.) it will overwrite whatever was defined in foo, but other than that they will work together.
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<style>\n\n#cursor {\n   cursor:pointer;\n}\n</style>\n\nnever played with myspace but i heard that it takes HTML. and this is simple CSS
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http://www.cssdrive.com/
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Just use the following tags to wrap your code:\n<script type="text/javascript">\nyour code\n</script>
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change you body tag from:\n<body style="background: #666666 url(background2.gif) no-repeat bottom righT;">\n\nTo:\n<body style="background: #666666 url(background2.gif) no-repeat fixed bottom right;">\n\nthe two changes are the word right is all lowercase and the word fixed has been added before bottom.  This is telling it to be at the bottom right of the window and not the bottom right of the page.
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http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/sample.html
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The <table> tag is used in conjunction with <tr> and <td> . . . a standard page would have \n\n<table>\n<tr>\n<td>\nThe lovely webpage text upper left\n</td>\n\n<td>\nThe lovely webpage text upper right\n</td>\n</tr>\n\n<tr>\n<td>\nThe lovely webpage text lower left\n</td>\n\n<td>\nThe lovely webpage text lower right\n</td>\n</tr>\n</table>\n\nThis sets your page up to have rows and columns. The above would place a 4X4 grid on your webpage.  Adding " table border="1" " (without the outside quotes) would make the divisions between the cells visible.  The following link yields what the above code would render on your webpage:  \n\nhttp://www.zentu.net/tableexample\n\nThe <div> tag has no special attributes on its own, other than alignment on a horizontal axis.  It just points to the code in the "style" section that refers to size, background color, etc.  It's useful for creating shortcuts -- like if you have certain text attributes you want to apply frequently regarding size, color, spacing, etc.\n\nHope this helps.
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html, hyper text markup language. DUH am I new!
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When creating, or modifying the style, there is a small check box in the left botton corner called "Add to Template". click it and it will be added to the Normal.dot file.\n\n\nXLMan
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Try to avoid using <font> </font> tags as much as possible as it has been dropped from the specifications for modern html.\nIn todays coding we specify font sizes through css.\n\nThere are a couple of methods of doing this.\nThe first involves giving a generic size to the entire page:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody{font-size:80%}\n</style>\n\nThis method works fine except with some tags you start to get errors. Such as tables in some browsers. The normal text outside the tables will be the new size, the text inside tables is the standard. This only happens with some browsers so if we try and fix this we end up specifying both for the body and table tags. This then has the problem of the browsers that the sizes were correct in, now have the effect applied twice (nightmare)\n\nThe best way of doing it in this case is to use:\n<style type="text/css">\np{font-size:80%}\n</style>\n\nThis makes everything in paragraphs resized whether the paragraph is in tables or divs or whatever. Much cleaner.\n\nSometimes you will want to put text in without using a paragraph (lists and such). In this case you just add that to the declaration:\n<style type="text/css">\np ul{font-size:80%}"\n</style>\n\nIt actually works out alot easier at the end of the day to use this format as you can control the site without having to put different code on every line.
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Also, in HTML <STRIKE>This text is struck through</STRIKE>\n\nIn CSS, text-decoration : line-through;\n\nW3C prefers the CSS way.
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you must wrap your text with <span> tags.\n\nEX.\n\n<SPAN>whatever text you want</span>\n\nyou may also use paragraph tags such as <p>\n\nanyways.\n\nonce they are wrapped you gotta style it.\n\n<SPAN style="">whatever glowing text</span>\n\nand give the style property the glowing css thing\n\n<SPAN style="filter:glow(#cc6699)">whatever glowing text</span>\n\nand you're done.