I'm a newbie in the CSS World, for awhile I have been watching Chris's screencast ( Thanks Chris I have learn a lot from them ) like a said I'm new at it and not every semantic about it. Until I learn more CSS, I was wonder anyone can suggest any CSS Framework good for me to help in keeping the style sheet organize or should I stay away from them. I'll just what to learn how to build CSS site the proper way.
Everyone has their own style to coding css. I have seen the rules in block form and I have seen them in inline styles. Like this
#wrapper { width: 900px; height: 600px;
}
and inline looks like this
#wrapper { width: 900px; height: 600px; }
I am leaning towards the inline style nowadays and i try to organize my file so that the top of the css file would be header, the middle would be content and the bottom would be footer. You then can use css comments to seperate the code and leave yourself little messages telling yourself what block of code does what. Maybe you can also just visit some sites and view the source of the site and take a look at how they have organized their file.
I have recently started exploring CSS frameworks such as Foundation and Bootstrap. And as a novice I have a number of pretty basic questions regarding best practices while using css frameworks. One of them is...
Should I modify the default styles of the framework to achieve the look-n-feel that I need or override them with my own separate style sheet?
I don't use css frameworks. But I do use normalize.css and modify it to my needs (integrate it in my own stylesheet), because overriding feels like wasting bandwidth, simply said.
I'm a newbie in the CSS World, for awhile I have been watching Chris's screencast ( Thanks Chris I have learn a lot from them ) like a said I'm new at it and not every semantic about it. Until I learn more CSS, I was wonder anyone can suggest any CSS Framework good for me to help in keeping the style sheet organize or should I stay away from them. I'll just what to learn how to build CSS site the proper way.
Thanks
#wrapper
{
width: 900px;
height: 600px;
}
and inline looks like this
#wrapper { width: 900px; height: 600px; }
I am leaning towards the inline style nowadays and i try to organize my file so that the top of the css file would be header, the middle would be content and the bottom would be footer. You then can use css comments to seperate the code and leave yourself little messages telling yourself what block of code does what. Maybe you can also just visit some sites and view the source of the site and take a look at how they have organized their file.
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I have recently started exploring CSS frameworks such as Foundation and Bootstrap. And as a novice I have a number of pretty basic questions regarding best practices while using css frameworks. One of them is...
Should I modify the default styles of the framework to achieve the look-n-feel that I need or override them with my own separate style sheet?
That's one kickass bump :P
I don't use css frameworks. But I do use normalize.css and modify it to my needs (integrate it in my own stylesheet), because overriding feels like wasting bandwidth, simply said.