With the help of the servoy team, I have created a Sql dataset and displayed it with html in a global field.
To my basic understanding CCS are html templates?
We have a excellent graphic artist that is great at html. I was hoping that I might be able to have him create html templates that I could incorporate into my solution.
This way I could avoid extensive html, utilize my resources and keep my focus on the logic and process flow.
I understand the elementry concept of html and it’s importance. If I can somehow accomplish this, we colud work together to build a impressive interface for the end user.
If anyone could put together a few more pieces for me, I would be most appreciative.
Thankx,
Erich
There are LOADS of websites that go into exacting detail on what CSS is and how to use it. Here’s a quick 2-minute primer:
You start with specifying the “style” in your html:
<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
Now you define the NAME of the style and the attributes you want to include in the style:
.bodyText {font:Tahoma; size:9pt}
Then you close your style tag:
</style>
</head>
<body>
Then to make a string take on the properties of a style (or an object like a table row or cell) - you refer to the style name using the “class” keyword. For example:
<center class="bodyText">my formatted text</center>
The easiest way to learn about CSS is to use a graphical editor like Macromedia Dreamweaver or Adobe GoLive… you point and click and it will generate the code for you - and you can look at the code and even copy/paste into your method.
Hope this helps,
Bob Cusick
OK, makes great sense. So instead of needing to involve someone with extensive html kwowledge, I can generate the code with a program that is point and click (to some extent).
It is probably fair to say that the graphic designer at my office most likley uses a similar tool.
What are the advantages for the available programs. Which one would be the easiest one to use?
Thankx,
Erich