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Title: Cascading Style Sheets CSS


1
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
2
CSS Standards
  • CSS1
  • is an abbreviation for "Cascading Style Sheets,
    level 1." It is a W3C Recommendation
  • CSS2
  • Sources of reference
  • http//www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1

3
Style Sheet Benefits
  • separate format and content
  • make maintenance easier, faster, and cheaper
  • maintain consistency across organization
  • simplify exchange of information
  • reformat for different audiences

4
Definitions
  • Selector
  • Chooses elements in document based on name or
    position in structure
  • Declaration
  • A property (e.g. 'font-size') and a value for it
    (e.g. '12pt')
  • Rule
  • A Selector and a Declaration for the selected
    elements
  • Style Sheet
  • Collection of rules

5
Rule Syntax and Comment
  • Rule syntax
  • selector propertyvalue propertyvalue
  • Comments are enclosed in C-style slashes and
    asterisks

ltSTYLE type"text/css"gt P color green /
Green color is used to match the logo of the
company / lt/STYLEgt
6
Kinds of Selectors
  • simple
  • contextual
  • class
  • ID

7
Simple Selector
  • Chooses elements in document based on name and/or
    attributes only, not based on position in
    structure. Example P specifies all elements
    named P
  • P color green
  • H1, H2, H3 font-family Helvetica

8
Contextual Selector
  • Chooses elements in document based on their
    position in the document's structure. Made up of
    several simple selectors. Example P B specifies
    all B elements which are inside P elements
  • P B color blue font-size 12pt

9
Class Selector
  • To select all elements of a class, use a period
    followed by the class name.
  • example .warning, which selects all elements of
    class warning
  • .warning color red
  • To select elements by class and name, use the
    element name followed by a period and the class
    name
  • example H1.warning, which selects only H1
    elements of class warning
  • H1.warning color blue

10
Class Selector Example
ltSTYLE TYPE"text/css"gt .warning color red
H1.warning color blue lt/STYLEgt . .
. ltBODYgt ltPgtWeb Technologies ltP
CLASSwarninggtWeb Mining ltH1 CLASSwarninggtWeb
Security lt/BODYgt
11
ID Selector
  • To select an element by its ID attribute value,
    use a sharp () followed by the attribute value

ltSTYLE TYPE"text/css"gt banana background
yellow lt/STYLEgt . . . ltBODYgt ltSPAN
IDbananagtWeb Technologieslt/SPANgt lt/BODYgt
12
Add style information
  • Embed a style sheet
  • Use STYLE attribute
  • Link an external style sheet
  • Use _at_import
  • Define style using Javascript Code

13
Embed a style sheet
  • Put the style sheet at the start of the HTML
    document (usually is embeded in HEAD tag)

ltHEADgtltTITLEgtCSS Stylelt/TITLEgt ltSTYLE
TYPE"text/css"gt lt!-- P colorblue
font-familyhelvetica --gt lt/STYLEgt lt/HEADgt
14
Use STYLE attribute
  • STYLE attribute defines a inline style and can be
    used on an ad-hoc basis
  • STYLE attribute is available on most elements
  • The following overrides the style defined for P
    tag

ltBODYgt ltPgtWeb Technologies ltP STYLE" color
red font-size 14pt "gtWeb Mining lt/BODYgt
15
Use STYLE attribute
  • it allows styling commands to be hard coded for a
    single element
  • It is not a good practice because it creates a
    hard coded style which will be hard to find and
    update later.
  • It is better to assign the element a unique ID
    and define a unique style for that ID

ltB STYLE" color red font-size 14pt "gtWeb
Mininglt/Bgt
16
Link an external style sheet
  • It allows you to share a style sheet for a number
    of documents
  • all linked style sheets should not contain
    conflicting selectors
  • Another style sheet language is DSSSL

ltHEADgt ltLINK RELstylesheet HREFhttp//bb.com/hea
d.css TYPE"text/css"gt ltLINK RELstylesheet
"HREFhttp//bb.com/table.css" TYPE"text/css"gt lt/
HEADgt
ltLINK RELstylesheet HREFnews_style
TYPE"text/dsssl"gt
17
Use _at_import
  • _at_import and ltLINKgt tag do the same thing
  • Unlike ltLINKgt tag, you can combine with local
    style defintions

ltSTYLE type"text/css"gt _at_import
URL("globalstyle.css") _at_import
"otherstyle.css" P color green H1
font-family sans-serif lt/STYLEgt
18
Define style with JavaScript(in Netscape only)
  • Using JavaScript, you can define style sheets
    that use the document object model
  • The tags property always applies to the document
    object for the current document, so you can omit
    document from the expression document.tags within
    STYLE tag.

ltSTYLE TYPE "text/javascript"gt
document.tags.P.color "blue"
document.tags.P.marginLeft "20pt" lt/STYLEgt
tags.P.color "blue" tags.P.marginLeft "20pt"
19
Define Simple Selector
ltSTYLE TYPE "text/css"gt H1 color blue
lt/STYLEgt
ltSTYLE TYPE "text/javascript"gt
tags.H1.color"blue" lt/STYLEgt
ltSCRIPTgt document.tags.H1.color"yellow" lt/SCRIP
Tgt
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Define Contexual Selector
ltSTYLE TYPE "text/css"gt H1 EM color blue
lt/STYLEgt
ltSTYLE TYPE "text/javascript"gt
contextual(tags.H1, tags.EM).color"blue" lt/STYLEgt
ltSCRIPTgt document.contextual(document.tags.H1,
document.tags.EM).color"yellow" lt/SCRIPTgt
21
Define Class Selector
ltSTYLE TYPE "text/css"gt .main color blue
H1.main font-size 30pt lt/STYLEgt
ltSTYLE TYPE "text/javascript"gt
classes.main.all.color"blue"
classes.main.H1.fontSize"30pt" lt/STYLEgt
ltSCRIPTgt document.classes.main..all.color"yello
w" document.classes.main.H1.fontSize"30pt" lt/SC
RIPTgt
22
Define ID Selector
ltSTYLE TYPE "text/css"gt newTopic color
blue lt/STYLEgt
ltSTYLE TYPE "text/javascript"gt
ids.newTopic.color"blue" lt/STYLEgt
ltSCRIPTgt document.ids.newTopic.color"yellow" lt/
SCRIPTgt
23
Put in ltHEADgt or ltBODYgt ?
  • If the ltSTYLEgt element is in the ltHEADgt, the
    entire document will be affected
  • if the ltSTYLEgt element is in the ltBODYgt, only the
    subsequent HTML elements will be affected.

24
Style sheet declaration processing hierarchy
  • ltLINKgt
  • Last style sheet linked overrides previous style
    sheet
  • _at_import
  • Last style sheet linked overrides previous style
    sheet
  • Style blocks
  • Overrides imported styles
  • Inline styles
  • Overrides imported styles and style block

25
Units
  • must always specify units
  • use relative units rather than absolute units
    when possible
  • Length Units
  • Color Units

26
Length units
P coloryellow text-indent 2cm H1
font-size 3ex
27
Color units
  • Can use keyword color names from Windows VGA
    palette
  • aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, gray, green, lime,
    maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal,
    white, yellow

TD color red P color FF0000 B color
RGB(255,0,0) H1 color RGB(100, 0, 0)
28
CLASS attribute
  • makes it possible to group elements of different
    kinds (P, H1, BLOCKQUOTE, etc.) into a class so
    that they can share the style defined for that
    class

29
ID attribute
  • makes it possible to give an element a unique
    identifier so that the element can be selected
    using the identifier and given a unique style

30
CSS properties divisions
  • Font
  • font, font-size, font-weight, font-variant,
    font-style, font-family
  • Color and background
  • color, background, background-image
  • Text
  • word-spacing, letter-spacing, text-transform,
    text-align, text-indent
  • Box
  • margins, padding, borders, width, height
  • Classification
  • visibility (visible/hidden), list-styles

31
block level elements
  • HTML elements which have a line break before and
    after. Examples ltPgt, ltH4gt

32
Pseudo Classes
  • Not all browsers support pseudo classes
  • link
  • represents an element that functions as an HTML
    link
  • active
  • when a link is clicked, the link becomes a member
    of the active pseudo class
  • visited
  • after a link is visited, the visited link becomes
    a member of the visited pseudo class

Alink color green Avisited color grey
33
DIV and SPAN tags
  • Elements to be manipulated must have unique Ids.
    Mostly ltDIVgt and ltSPANgt tags do this job
  • these tags are containers of any HTML elements
  • ltDIVgt puts element(s) to occupy the entire row
  • ltSPANgt occupies the region covered by ltSPANgt only

ltDIV ID"imgTarget1"gtltIMG SRC"..."gtSome Text
Herelt/DIVgt ltSPAN ID"imgTarget2"gtltIMG
SRC"..."gtSome Text Herelt/SPANgt
34
DHTML
  • Dynamic HTML combines the technology of
  • HTML (latest version 4.0)
  • CSS (level 1, 2)
  • JavaScript
  • Possibilities
  • Dynamic content
  • Dynamic style
  • Animations

35
Dynamic Style Content (1)
  • ltSTYLEgt
  • lt!--
  • mystyle background-color white
  • hiddenText visibility hidden
  • --gt
  • lt/STYLEgt
  • ltBODYgt
  • ltDIV IDmystyle onMouseOver"MseOvr()"
    onMouseOut"MseOut()"gt
  • Instruction lt/DIVgtltPgt
  • Sample text below shows ""ltPgt
  • Color unitsltBRgt
  • ltSPAN IDhiddenTextgtText is hidden or showed
    depends on eventlt/SPANgtltBRgt

36
Dynamic Style Content (2)
ltSCRIPT LANGUAGE"JavaScript"gt lt!--
function MseOvr() mystyle.style.backgrou
ndColor "red" hiddenText.style.visibilit
y "visible" function MseOut()
mystyle.style.backgroundColor "white"
hiddenText.style.visibility "hidden"
//--gt lt/SCRIPTgt
37
Sample applications
  • Show the answer when the user clicks on the
    question
  • Show a multi-levelled document with a collapsible
    outlines
  • A tree of folders can be collapsed and expanded
    (quite complicate to implement and require a
    series of images)

38
CSS Positioning (CSSP)
  • It allows exact positioning of information
    including image
  • Position
  • Relative vs Absolute
  • Layering
  • the z-index

39
Positioning Examples
  • ltSTYLEgt
  • pos1 position absolute left 10 top 10
    width 25
  • lt/STYLEgt

ltSTYLEgt pos1 position relative float
right width 25 lt/STYLEgt
40
Containers
  • ltSTYLEgt
  • pos1 positionabsolute width100px
    height100px top50px left50px
    background-colorred
  • pos2 positionabsolute width100px
    height100px top250px left250px
    background-colorblue
  • lt/STYLEgt
  • ltBODYgt
  • ltDIV IDpos1gtText 1lt/DIVgt
  • ltDIV IDpos2gtText 2lt/DIVgt
  • lt/BODYgt

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Overflow
  • For handling excess text in the container

ltSTYLEgt pos1 positionabsolute width70px
height70px top50px left50px
background-colorred overflowscroll pos2
positionabsolute width70px height70px
top250px left250px background-colorblue
overflowhidden lt/STYLEgt ltBODYgt ltDIV
IDpos1gtYou put a lot of text here and it makes
it outflowlt/DIVgt ltDIV IDpos2gtYou put a lot of
text here and it makes it outflowlt/DIVgt lt/BODYgt
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Layers and z-index
  • It determines which layers appear in the
    foreground and background
  • Default value is 0

ltSTYLEgt backgrd positionabsolute
width100px height100px top20px left20px
background-colorpink z-index-1 foregrd
positionabsolute width100px height100px
top10px left50px background-coloryellow
z-index2 lt/STYLEgt ltBODYgt See how this text
appears in browser ltDIV IDforegrdgt1lt/DIVgt ltDIV
IDbackgrdgt2lt/DIVgt lt/BODYgt
43
Make a thing draggable
  • Demonstration

44
Internet Resources
  • CSS Specifications from WWW.W3.ORG
  • CSS1 Specification (http//www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1)
  • CSS2 Specification (http//www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2)
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