Salman,
I'm glad you asked about including, I have wondered that myself. I would like to add another question to yours: If I have a section of HTML that is the same in all my files, is there a way to put it in a file by itself and include it into each page?
As far as your question #2 goes: are you talking about something like
#id { width: 100%; }---
<div id="id">content</div>
Carl.
Salman, Khwaja wrote:
Hi People,
I am a Tech Writer and Web Developer. I am usually a silent reader in WSG and being reading the amazing eye opening stuff about user accessibily, layouts and many interesting stuffs.
1)
I would like ask what is the difference between using <LINK REL> and @import statement in linking style sheets.
Both of them atatches the Style sheet to an HTML document, I would like to know the pros and cons of attaching with link rel or attaching with @import.
2) Second, in CSS2, is there always a wrapper ID we have to define for all our elements to hold. In other words we are restricting our selves to be in the least minimum screen sizes.
Let me ask in another way. If i am using tables as layouts, (which I do not like these days) I use width attribute as 100 %.
Is there any way to achieve the same funcionality in CSS 2 and with screen size in-dependence.
Salman.
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