[macep] web design / creation software ques.

[Aaron Munter]

JeanineDuBois wrote:
> True confession time. I feel it's time for me to learn CSS and come into 
> this century. When my pages don't look the way I want, I still check my 
> code in html 2.0, which I learned in 1995! If you know of a class or 
> workshop or website where I can easily learn CSS and / or a recommended 
> design / creation app, I'm interested! I really want to learn this 
> summer and use the time to practice revising my existing websites. (I 
> don't really have the time or schedule to show up daily or even 3-4 days 
> a week for a class unless it's only 1 week long. I'm thinking more large 
> block(s) of time, so I can fit in clients, students, and other 
> activities between.

Jeanine,

In addition to the other resources suggested, there are some great 
reference materials out there, like:

CSS Cheat Sheet: 
<http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/cheat-sheets/css-cheat-sheet/>

Another version:
<http://lesliefranke.com/files/reference/csscheatsheet.html>

Mulders tutorial from WebMonkey: 
<http://www.webmonkey.com/tutorial/Mulders_Stylesheets_Tutorial_-_Lesson_1>
(note that link is to the first lesson, but there are several.)

Hope it helps!

-Aaron

P.S. Has anybody heard from Hal Meyerdierk? I thought he might be out of 
the office...?
-- 
Aaron Munter
Executive Director, Org for Educational Technology & Curriculum
http://www.oetc.org     8995 SW Miley Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070
503.694.4499           aaron at oetc.org        503.694.4495 (fax)

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