About CSS Templates
CSS Web Template is a website design created using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) technology. Cascading Style Sheets provide web developers an easy way to format and style web pages. CSS will be used even more because it’s the ideal compromise for browsers and the way out of the browser wars.
CSS templates allow enhanced browser and platform compatibility (CSS supporting browsers are used by 99,98% of existent web surfers). Your website will look perfect in Windows, *nix and Mac browsers. The template is primarily tested on multiple platforms to ensure better requirements compliance.
Style Sheets is the easiest way to provide a default font styling for HTML. So you can modify the whole text and link colors on all pages editing just a single CSS file! CSS also makes your coding much easier because you don’t have to numerously repeat the formatting tags. Such trimmer code equals faster download time and reduced bandwidth usage.
CSS templates show 100% compatibility with Macromedia Dreamweaver and MS Frontpage. Other web editors also handle this technology easier than usual HTML code.
Good news – now you don’t need to fight with complicated HTML tables when trying to modify the layout of your site. Our CSS templates use div blocks instead of tables. So you can move content blocks by simply dragging ‘n’ dropping them in your HTML editor. Moreover, these tags are better understood by JavaScript and other web programming languages.
CSS technology is a great step ahead in web development. Separated content and presentation adds more flexibility to your website. You’ll have no problems with future modification of your website. All templates are based on w3c.org technologies and standards that makes your website more user-friendly.
CSS Template Editing Tips
All of our CSS templates are 100% stretchable. So you can add as much text/image content as you wish. Usually the main column has more content than the secondary one. But if your secondary column is bigger than main it can cause some misalignment. This column will be cropped to the height of the center block. This misalignment is caused by absolute positioned div tag usage instead of table tag layout. To solve this problem you simply increase the height of the main column – add several
line break tags to the end of central column to make the columns equal.
Web Templates Blog is on http://www.wordpress.org blog service. This layout is a standard blog skin actually.
Once you get to know how to approach layout with CSS then everything will seem natural that way. I actually find laying out sites using tables a bit of a bind now. I’d liken switching from tables to CSS to switching from procedural programming to OOP – you just need to change the way you solve problems.