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Posted by dorayme on 09/16/07 01:51
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<1189904136.838882.279430@22g2000hsm.googlegroups.com>,
ethanjones88@gmail.com wrote:
> Question:
>
> Is it possible to see how a front-end (the web-page) would look like,
> if you have just the .css files and no .html files.
Can you have a smile without a face? Can the effect of a gene for
making hair red be seen in an organism that lacks the genes for
making hair?
CSS sheets are instructions for styling things. They are like
giant conditional statements, if there is a paragraph <p>, then
indent it thus, font it thus and so on. If there is no <p>, then
the status of the consequent does not arise.
To see the effects of a css instruction you need the source of a
webpage, an .html (or .htm or .php .. but lets keep it simple) is
needed. If you have none on your computer, you can make some or
you can copy some from the internet. You can also put in
stylesheets for your browser to follow on other peoples webpages,
to over-ride the instructions that the author recommends.
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dorayme
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