Week 8ight

CSS Test week.

If I thought the HTML test was hard, this CSS test a neva nuting good. From the start to the finish I had to read
the questions properly because option A) was like a [.],[#],[;],[:] different from B,C or D. 20 multiple choice
questions again and 3 of the questions separated the "cream of the crop". *grin*
After that whole ordeal we were introduced to CSS 3. Really Dwight?... its like spending 6 weeks to learn to drive a standard vehicle when the automatic would take 1 day.

CSS 3 is  MUCH, Much , much easier than what we have been learning thus far. And it is way more flexible than its predeccesors.
However, since I've gotten so accustomed to what i know i'll stick to that evil...atleast for now.
I'm not really interested right now to know CSS 3. I'll probably spend my summer practicing a bit but it ain't necessary to know at the moment especially since most browsers don't yet support it.

Oh btw, If you were wondering...I got 19/20 on that CSS test and the full marks only eluded me cuz mi decide at the last second to rub out di right answa and shade crap.

Week Se7en

There really isn't much work left in the semester...we have exhausted the requirements of the course
really. Dwight was lucky to got landed with a group of geniuses, we made his work easier. Yes we whine
every week about the work load but we get it done. kudos to us *lol*

Anyway this week we just revised that hell of a midterm that we got to do. Fixing
two broken web pages. Page 1 was easy enough... but page 2, IDK what the hell was that.
I think Shepherd takes pride in stressing people, then again hadn't I procrastinated on di ppl dem work
till hours before it due, i'd have a different story to tell. But thats just how it is... SIGH!
Also we revised more CSS, because one of the famous Shepherd torture test was nigh.

p.s that midterm really highlight my weak spots. Gah... positioning is the -itch of CSS.

*note When using the "position" property in CSS it must be followed by the left and Top properties.

Week 6ix

This weeks was less stressing because most of the class time was dedicated to working on our final projects. Additionally we went more in-depth with the ID and Class selectors in CSS.
The "Class" selector makes matching a rule with multiple elements that carries the class attribute
within the Html possible.
 The ID selector while serving a similar purpose, it applies to only the content of one element
as the Id attribute is unique inside the html page. The following example shows how the class and id
selectors are written in CSS.

class .p {  }    The period (.) identifies a class
Id #p {  }    The number sign (#) identifies an Id

Its also very important to note that the Id attribute takes priority over the class attribute.