on 11/16/02 9:52 PM, Michael Jones at michael@websitesthatwork.co.nz wrote:

> on 17/11/02 4:21 PM, Crazy Miz B of the Crazed Cowboys at
> paula@crazedcowboys.com wrote:
>
>> For a very plain and simple site, do you feel that plain ole text links are
>> bad, and I need word images---or is text still okay to do?
>
> I'm guessing that you're talking about a graphics (gif or jpeg) when you're
> saying "word images".

Yep, that's what I meant...
>
> Nothing wrong with "plain" text at all. But it doesn't need to be plain.
> That's where the magic of CSS can come in handy.

But---if the people dont have that font...????

Can you give me a couple tips/hints? I'm just now trying to learn CSS, and
am not having that much luck. I'm reading about it, and eventually it will
sink in!
======Can I use custom css styles in several varying parts of a template? Say one
style for the menu, another for the body, another for footer, etc?

Finally------is it better to embed (?) the css in the source code, or to
have a separate stylesheet?

THNX!
Paula
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
George Lee, Jr. and the Crazed Cowboys
A wild, zany, crazed group of people known as the Crazed Cowboys offer up
their country music, their wit, their dignity and their hearts to you--the
beloved visitor. Drop in and meet them! Great music and loads of hilarious
fun!! http://www.crazedcowboys.com
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>



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