bold and em styles
by michael on october 26, 2006
If you need to make more room for the blog titles and keep them on one line, simply adjust the size of the #content H1 style. Bold text looks like this. It's 'Arial Black' and #FFF just like the title and the headers, however, if the person
viewing the site removed 'Arial Black' then the font-weight:600 property will take care of bolding it as much as possible.
Emphesized or italisized text looks like this. I don't think the look of Arial's italics stands out, so I usually swap it out with Georgia.
hover news & quotes
by michael on october 18, 2006
Right under the navigation menu to the right you will see a heading called Recent Updates. If you hover over the news items a short summary will pop up and allow you to click to get to another page. You can use this as a link list
giving people a short description of what your link is about. I learned the technique from Stu at CSS Play. The original demo was to display a small photo gallery this way but I adapted it for text.
This is what quoted text looks like. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.
Happy 1st bday cherah inc
by duwenk on august 1, 2010
still undergoing a massive construction process.!
bold and em styles
by michael on october 26, 2006
If you need to make more room for the blog titles and keep them on one line, simply adjust the size of the #content H1 style. Bold text looks like this. It's 'Arial Black' and #FFF just like the title and the headers, however, if the person
viewing the site removed 'Arial Black' then the font-weight:600 property will take care of bolding it as much as possible.
Emphesized or italisized text looks like this. I don't think the look of Arial's italics stands out, so I usually swap it out with Georgia.
hover news & quotes
by michael on october 18, 2006
Right under the navigation menu to the right you will see a heading called Recent Updates. If you hover over the news items a short summary will pop up and allow you to click to get to another page. You can use this as a link list
giving people a short description of what your link is about. I learned the technique from Stu at CSS Play. The original demo was to display a small photo gallery this way but I adapted it for text.
This is what quoted text looks like. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat.