How do I get more than six headings using HTML? Can I move paragraphs to different locations using CSS?
Dec.09, 2007 in
CSS
Squeege asked:
I am trying to make a lot of the website using HTML text rather than graphics text since it is much sharper. For instance, I want my main heading (the name of the site) to have a shadow effect by placing the two lines, slightly offcenter from on another. I am using all headings for these but am running out at six. Obviously, I am doing something wrong. Perhaps it has to do with moving paragraphs to different locations. Any comments.
Tags: CSS, Heading, Headings, Html Graphics, Html Text, Lot, Moving, Paragraphs, Running, Shadow Effect, Text Graphics
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December 10th, 2007 at 8:19 am
Just use classes or identities. You can give something an id in CSS with a # and then the ID name:
h1#myID{}
and then in HTML
or a class using a . :
h1.myClass{}
and .
December 10th, 2007 at 1:16 pm
You can use css to generate a shadow effect (try for a cross-browser solution). Not sure what you mean by ‘moving paragraphs’ – if your absolutely positioning text to achieve your shadow effect, that would not change anything with your headings.
CSS-3 will offer alot more on that front (http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/css-text-shadows-and-background-sizing/)
December 10th, 2007 at 5:15 pm
look into behaviors htc files…