November 2011
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
13h 23m
English
The examples throughout this chapter have used borders to give you a rough idea as to how the semantic layout elements are being placed by your web browser. These borders, although ugly, have served their purpose, as the content in the example is now relatively populated and in the right place. It is now time to assign proper CSS styles to your semantic layout elements.
Work through one bordered block at a time, applying the style for the final page layout. In other words, do not strip everything; otherwise, you may forget where and how different layout elements interacted with each other. This can be especially true if you are using any modifying float, clear, or width properties.
When laying out your page, ...
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