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Centering text inside table cells is done the same as you would center text in any other element on your web page.
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Four basic reasons XML works well in the design of web pages. The ease, readability, content application and design functionality make XML a powerful design tool for those looking to start a career in website design.
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There are two CSS3 properties that people confuse. They are very different, but if you use them in the wrong place they won't work. Learn the difference between CSS3 transitions and transformations.
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CSS Transitions Examples CSS3 Transitions Link Button with No Transition Link Button with Simple Transition
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Examples of how to use the CSS translation properties.
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Learn how to transform your HTML elements to make them look different on the page using just CSS. You can rotate, skew, scale, and translate (move) your elements using the CSS3 transform property.
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Learn how to modify the text on your Web pages with Dreamweaver. Dreamweaver makes it easy to modify the bold, italics, indents, font family, font size, headings, and other styles of your text.
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HTML Frames Example HTML The following HTML shows how to create HTML frames in several different fasions.
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This is the text, paragraphs, and headings lesson in the free online HTML class from About.com. This lesson focuses on paragraphs, line breaks, headings, bold and italic text.
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Gradients are a color technique where one color gradually fades into another color. Before CSS3 if you wanted a gradient, you needed to create a tileable graphic to use as the background for your element. But now you can use a CSS3 style property (and appropriate browser extension properties) to get gradients that work in Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari. This article will show you how.