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arronmattwills 02-21-2014 03:19 AM

how to use clear property css in web designing?
 
Clear is the most useful css property in web design field.
It will be used in float conditions.
If you say some paragraph move to left side and sidebar to right side with some width then the next design part should be cleared.
After float left and float right then we should take one more extra div apply a class called clear.

Quote:

.clear {
Clear: both;
}
in this way we write the clear class in website design.

blacklogic112 03-10-2014 10:28 PM

You can use the text Property inspector to apply HTML formatting or Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) formatting. When you apply HTML formatting, Dreamweaver adds properties to the HTML code in the body of your page. When you apply CSS formatting, Dreamweaver writes properties to the head of the document or to a separate style sheet.

arronmattwills 03-12-2014 10:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blacklogic112 (Post 378919)
You can use the text Property inspector to apply HTML formatting or Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) formatting. When you apply HTML formatting, Dreamweaver adds properties to the HTML code in the body of your page. When you apply CSS formatting, Dreamweaver writes properties to the head of the document or to a separate style sheet.

Yeah, that's really nice thought. Dreamweaver is the best way to write cascaded style sheet code in step by step, and it will automatically suggests the code, that makes our work easier.

blacklogic112 03-24-2014 10:08 PM

Play with the clear value of different elements in your documents to get different layout effects. One of the most interesting floated layouts is a series of images down the right or left column next to paragraphs of text.


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