wtf?!, .css files Options

[Draciel56]

ergh! i want to make a .css file for the choose layout thing but.....i ...er....is a .html file the same as .css? er well.....can someone PLZ give me an example of an already made .css file. and what dpes .css open with? k thanx alot!

[aznhybriddragon]

ergh! i want to make a .css file for the choose layout thing but.....i ...er....is a .html file the same as .css? er well.....can someone PLZ give me an example of an already made .css file. and what dpes .css open with? k thanx alot!

Well .html and .css files are different,cause in .css u can only put in css or else it might get messed up, which .html u can have a lot of stuff. Hm.......... I would give u a example of a .css file but yea my host is down right now, well if u give me a im on aim ill be happy to send u a .css file

[Draciel56]

whats ur sn? i cant click on the link thingy cus i'm using express.

[aznhybriddragon]

Aim: aznhybriddragon0

wait, if your using express, then i cant send u a file???

[Smallbubba89]

there are a lot of CSS files posted here.. i've put up a few myself. you can open most css files in any editor, but notepad, frontpage, and dreamweaver seem to be the most commonly used.

look for some CSS example around here. you'll see most of them start and close with a style tag. when making a CSS file, you don't add the style tag, just the contents in them. upload it to your site [i save my CSS files in geocities, but most webhosts allow them too] and save it as filename.CSS

no, CSS is not regular html. it's an attachment to html that edits the style of your site w/o interfering with your html codes. what makes CSS so convenient is that once it is opened, it is saved into the viewer's hard drive, so when they view your site again, it loads very quickly. with raw HTML, you have to wait for everything to load each time you see the iste so it takes longer.