Customizing a Background with CSS
Background images are nifty. They add color and flair to a web page and can be incredibly useful for branding. The drawback, however, is that they can make it incredibly difficult or annoying to read the words on a page. There are options, though! Image Editing The first option is to edit the image so that it is very light in color. This is done by raising the brightness and gamma, and lowering … Read entire article »
Filed under: Background Color, Background Image, CSS, CSS Box, Content, Margins
Floating Images with CSS
No web page is complete without images, even if they serve no greater purpose than aestheticism. They are a necessary element because that is what people want to see. Words are great – anyone will tell you that “content is king” – but images make paragraph perusing less daunting. No image formatting will simply place an image inline with text. Image wrap allows the words to wrap around the image, including it in the paragraph. … Read entire article »
Filed under: CSS, Featured, Float Left, Float Right, Floating Images, Image, Image Float, Images, Margins
