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- 1. HTML and CSSMDST3559: DataestheticsProf. Alvarado02/08/2011
- 2. BusinessRevised syllabusWill movefrom HTML to PHP Then move down the stack into SQL
- 3. ReviewjEditHTMLBasic CSSTouched onidea of documents as data structures
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- 5. OverviewData structures andtransformationsData, addressability, and pathsCSS selectors to control look and feelCSS selectors to control behavior
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- 7. StructuresWe have seenthree basic structures so far:Linear sequence of content (e.g. news article)Tree structure of source code (HTML)Tabular structure of CSVHow are these related?What depends on what?How are they combined?
- 8. Structures and TransformsThenews article is an interpreted version of the treeThe tree is transformed into a sequence by means of rules defined by CSS and other standardsCSV is actually a tree as wellTableRow +Cell +Where the number of cells is the same throughout
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- 10. How do therules work?What does “interpretation” mean in this context?
- 11. “Interpretation”Every data structureconsists of elementsIn a data structure, every element has an addressA transformation is achieved by applying one or more rule to a data structureRules reference elements by addressEither directly or by means of patterns ...
- 12. Example transform rulesForevery element of pattern X, display using font YFor every element at location R and C, express as a point on a graph at position X and Y
- 13. The key ideais selectionWhat to pick from the whole and what to do with it
- 14. So, how doesCSS do this?How does it select?
- 15. With SelectorsPatternselector {key:value;}Examplebody { font-size: 12pt;}
- 16. CSS Selectors: BasicXElementsof type X#XElement with ID X.XElements of Class X*Every elementX Y Y is child of XX > YY is immediate childX + YY follows XX ~ YY immediately follows
- 17. CSS Selectors: AttributesX[title]Xhas titleX[href=“foo”]X has href of ‘foo’X[href*=”foo"]href contains ‘foo’ X[href^="http"]href begins with ...X[href$=".jpg”]href ends withX[data-*="foo"]Attribute matchesX[foo~="bar"]Attribute among valuese.g. attr=“v1 v2 v3”
- 18. CSS Selectors: PseudoX:linkunclickedanchorX:visitedclicked anchorX:hoveron mouse hoverX:checkedchecked inputX:beforeX:afterBefore and after the elementWorks with the content propertyE.g. content:”foo”;
- 19. CSS Selectors: DoubleColonX::first-letterX::first-line
- 20. ExerciseDownload Aristlotle’s Poetics,Section I, Parts I & IIMark up using DIVs with following classes and IDs#front-matter#(title).creator +, #(role)#(date)#content.section +, #(section-N).section-title.part +, #(part-N).part-titlep +
- 21. Exercise (cont’d)Then createa CSS element in the header to style each class and IDVary the following propertiesfont-sizefont-weightfont-familypaddingmarginfirst-letter of a section
- 22. Assignment (to beposted)Create a page collection in your STUDIO1 directory with the following items:Main page main1.htmlTopic page 1 main1-topic1.htmlTopic page 2 main1-topic2.htmlFor each page, create a TITLE element and an H1 element, titling each page as your wish.In Topic page 1Embed two visualizationsWrite 250 words of contextIn Topic page 2Create a gallery of 4 images using a 2 x 2 tablesCreate a common style sheet for each page and define font and color styles for the following elements:BODY, H1, and PCreate a common menu in each page that links to the other pages