CSS class
Thursday, 10Aug2017 Filed in: Webmaster
This is something else I should have tried a long time ago.
CSS lets you define classes. Once the class is defined, you can use it in combination with the div, span, p, and other elements. These are the ones I've defined so far at Technopagan Yearnings.
ETA: In RapidWeaver, define these in Settings ⇒ Code using the CSS box.
I've defined this one for this site.
Replacing the existing code is easy. Dragging the new clippings to the desktop is time consuming.
Obviously I will see how much of my coding I can replace with classes.
CSS lets you define classes. Once the class is defined, you can use it in combination with the div, span, p, and other elements. These are the ones I've defined so far at Technopagan Yearnings.
ETA: In RapidWeaver, define these in Settings ⇒ Code using the CSS box.
.emphatic {font-style: italic; color:#0A4F00; text-shadow: 2px 2px 3px #A9A9A9;}
.tttitle {font-family: 'Quintessential', cursive; font-weight: 600; color:#0A4F00;}
.music {font-family: Amarante; font-size: 1.3em}
.lyrics {font-family: Amarante; font-size: 1.3em; color:#0A4F00; font-style: italic; text-align:center;"}
I've defined this one for this site.
.HTMLdisplay {background-color:#F5F5F5; padding:13px; font:12px Courier; color:#2F4F4F}
Replacing the existing code is easy. Dragging the new clippings to the desktop is time consuming.
Obviously I will see how much of my coding I can replace with classes.
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