The Stargrasper Pages
A Collection of HTML Example Pages for
Students of Web Design and Multimedia Programming
Here are some pages whose design, structure and scripting may
be of interest to you when you come to design your own Web or multimedia pages
Take a look at some of The Gower Peninsula's many ghosts, or at least some of their favorite haunts.
This shows us some basic text composition techniques and introduces the use of tables for the orderly presentation of small pictures
Click to Select Haunted GowerHow best to balance Pixel Resolution, Compression and Quality
in making manageable JPEGs?
Some thoughts around The Venus de Milo.
This demonstrates a slightly more advanced picture tabulation and includes a GIF chart generated by MS-EXCEL
Click to Select Optimal JPEG Sizing for the NetSome examples of markup formating using the CSS ( Cascading
Style Sheets ) language
Some basic HEAD STYLE definitions and their browse-time formating outcomes
Click to Select A Stylesheet TestTwo ways to construct a plane right-angle using compass and
straightedge.
Which is the most efficient?
An Integration of Style Sheet formating with mixed text and
picture tabulations.
Includes simple GIF diagrams and two-frame animated GIFs
generated via PaintShop Animation Shop.
Why don't I just use Style Sheets for
all the layout?
Some examples of markup formating using the CSS ( Cascading
Style Sheets ) language
Some basic HEAD STYLE definitions and their browse-time
formating outcomes.
A new improved version which replaces TABLE with CSS
Block Margin properties.
Two ways to construct a plane right-angle using compass and
straightedge.
Which is the most efficient?
An Integration of Style Sheet formating with mixed text and
picture layouts.
Includes simple GIF diagrams and two-frame animated GIFs
generated via PaintShop Animation Shop.
Now I have implemented CSS Block
Margin properties to suppress unwanted line-feeds.
The browse-time outcome is
virtually identical to the first example.
Can we quantify the efficiency
gains made with respect to the text-tabulation original?
The World Wide Web Consortium.
A highly-comprehensive
academic overview of CCS Style Sheets with discussion of history and standards
The Web Design Group.
A very well structured reference for
HTML syntax and tags.
The given path is to the CSS sections.
CSS pages on a further Web programming site
http://builder.cnet.com/webbuilding/pages/Authoring/CSSExcellent and well-moderated conversational message board,
sharing Web development and Web languages problems and solutions.
Please
note that in 2013 a charge of £12.95 per month was made to use this site.
An excellent site for HTML resources including CSS, Java and
JavaScript facilities, hosting, promotion and the rest.
The US-based hosting
plans are a little pricey.
Plenty of downloadable bolt-on scripts to enhance site features or lend interactivity.
http://htmlgear.lycos.com/