I have started work in a class for school where the professor give us a few images of a webpage and asks us to replicate it with certain constraints. The first assignment is to create the web page with nothing but HTML and CSS, I know the basics of both and was wondering this:
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When faced with a font/shading of text what is the best way to go about replicating it in CSS? The title bar has some formatting that I do not know where to even begin replicating.
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Secondly can you, with html, make a horizontal table and fill it with images?
The easiest way is to copy the site and stylesheet and perhaps javascript and say here it is, but that may be cheating 🙂
There is the
text-shadowproperty, but not all browsers support it. You can always use images or just drop the text-shadow requirement.Rightmouse clikc inspect element and see how it is done. This is for Chrome. For FF you would have to install FireBug.
Yes you can and no you shouldn’t. Tables should be used for tabular data and you are using it for layout. Use CSS and perhaps
divs when needed.