Daniel Greene: blogging since 1998.
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Voicing with Valor
In what I hope will become an ongoing column, I would like to use this space to address ways in which we can advance our mastery of the spoken word in our sign-to-voice interpretations/transliterations. This column is dedicated to assisting the SDCRID interpreting community in better facilitating communication for both the Deaf and hearing consumers […]
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CSS Font Properties Test
A Demonstration of CSS Font Properties Property Value Display in Your Browser Property Value Display in Your Browser font-family serif The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. sans-serif The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. cursive The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. fantasy The quick brown fox jumps […]
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Bug in Backgrounds for DIV Elements
Results are shown when using the following embedded CSS declarations (now done with inline CSS because this blog doesn’t allow embedded CSS.): Here’s how it looks in your browser: { font: 150% serif; } The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. This is what it looked like in my browser (MSIE 4.72.2106.8 for […]
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16-Color Palette
Aqua Blue Black Fuchsia Gray Green Lime Maroon Navy Olive Purple Red Silver Teal White Yellow You can use these mnemonic color names instead of numbers when writing CSS (style sheets). Makes your life a little easier! 🙂
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Style Sheets Demo Page
Style Sheets The Easy Way To Stylize Your Web Pages “CSS is an easy way to effect sweeping stylistic changes in your web pages without much effort.” Finally, style separated from structure! Have you ever come across a web page that was “stylish” to the point of illegibility? Of course you have. As a web […]
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