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Nice and Free CSS Templates

Eventually, though, one comes to realize that setting a single color for all of the text in a page just isn't enough. That's how

Now, thanks to the power of CSS, you can have many, many different colors within a single page, and without using a single FONT tag. This gives authors the ability to set up pages where the main text is black with a white background, but the navigational hyperlinks along the side of the page are black on a light purple background. There are almost infinite possibilities:

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5.4. Styles and Variants

In comparison with everything that's gone before, this sectionis practically a no-brainer. The properties discussed herein are sostraightforward, and the complexities so minimal, that this willprobably all come as a great relief. First we'll talk aboutfont-style, and then move on tofont-variant before wrapping up the fontproperties.

Values

disc | circle | square | decimal | upper-alpha | lower-alpha | upper-roman | lower-roman | none

By not predefining any tags in the XML Recommendation, the W3C allowed developers full control over customizing their data as they see fit. This makes XML very attractive to encoding data that already exists in legacy databases (by using database metadata, and other schema information). This extensibility of XML makes it such a great fit when trying to get different systems to work with each other.

XML supports shareable structure (using DTDs)

Since the structure of the XML document can be specified in DTDs they provide a simple way to make it easier to exchange XML documents that conform to a DTD. For example, if two software systems need to exchange information, then if both of the systems conform to one DTD, the two systems can process information from each other. DTDs are not as powerful as some kind of schema architecture for XML, they don't support typing, subclassing, or instantiation mechanisms that a schema architecture must have.

DTDs are a simple way to make sure that 2 or more XML documents are of the same "type". Its a very limited approach to making "typed" XML documents shareable across systems. In the future some kind of schema system will be proposed by the W3C that should allow typing, instantiation and inheritance of information (in XML).

clipping area outside the element's box. If you wanted to pushthe clipping area up and left by a quarter-inch, it would be donewith the following styles (illustrated by Figure 9-12):

overflow-clip: rect(-0.25in, auto, auto, -0.25in);
Figure 9-12

Figure 9-12. Expanding the clipping area

This doesn't do much good, as you can see. The clippingrectangle extends up and to the left, but since there isn't anycontent there, the visual effect is the same as if the author haddeclared overflow-clip: auto.