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How Nice Is Css Design ?

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My opinion.. that your site looks alredy good and don't need CSS use.. maybe you could change thous buttons (contact, portfolio,..) so they don't go up.. but only change color when rollover on them, like to yellow or orange..

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CSS is great because it can be used to make your webpages load faster. This is achieved by:

Using <DIV> tags (CSS and <DIV> tags come hand-in-hand really, although it's necessary to use them together)

 

Using external CSS style-sheets

I understand that they help aid page-load speed in the following ways:

In order to load a table, the browser has to make two requests. One gets the structure of the table and the other gets the content. This doesn't happen with DIVs. If your entire layout is DIV based as opposed to table based then the page is going to load almost twice as quickly.

If you use css, then you can set it up so that all your css is in an external file. You can call (correct term?) this file in your html. This external file can be cached. Therefore if it is called on another page, rather than loading it again, the browser just loads it from the cache (or the temporary internet files).

 

Without this external css file the styling information for every page, which in a consistent layout is nearly always the same, is loaded unnecessarily over and over again wasting bandwidth and slowing page-load times.

I hope you can understand my definitions and that they weren't too difficult to understand. Either way, I think you should use css and div based layouts wherever possible because it does increase page-load times.

 

The answer to your second question is that it is not compulsory to use DIVs and css together, however most layouts do. It is possible to use tables and css together.

 

And finally, "how nice is css design?", well just look at cssbeauty.com where some of the best css designs lay.

 

Dial-up users will adore you if you switch <_<

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Although the site might look good in CSS I think it looks fine already. I like the design, the mouseover navigation, the 3d images, and how you can't mouseover the page you are on. Really the design looks great as it is but if you think you could make it look even better using CSS designs go for it but if you don't know CSS yet I would start to learn and leave the site alone until you get a better grasp at it.

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Another advantage to CSS is that instead of, for example : changing a colour on each and every page of your site, by altering a single file ( the css file ) you can change lots of stuff on ALL the pages of the site with one edit.

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Css can CHange your whole page while tables just suck bandwith out like an evil vaccuum table css is simple and very powerful, plus more people can view your site in a shorter loading time, css can do everything tables do plus it has many other functions It makes your page look more professional as well <_<

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CSS really makes things more 'lightweight' like what was said in the earlier posts. Another good thing about CSS is that you can make it someway object oriented, what you do in this object could be reflected throughout the whole webpage.

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CSS styling are the best styling methods to make a best graphical website, without CSS some website may find not so much impressive. There are so many website who offers FREE CSS Codes with snapshots.try this website http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ where you can find so many styling layouts and other examples for learning the CSS Language/Style

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Of course they are tableless layouts. And good ones for that. I have created quite a few with both, and I must admit CSS make better layouts. One problem remains though. If you are comfy only with WYSIWYG editors, CSS layouts might just make no sense. However, it's not much difficult to learn and you could surely get some good free tips from w3schools.org So try it I suggest!

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Your site looks fantastic. CSS may be helpful to bandwidth and size but I don't think it is necessary if you are thinking about design.

CSS can help reduce bandwidth load on your site if you use the SAME formatting on MOST pages on your site. You can just refer to the CSS file whenever you want the formatting to apply to that page.

CSS can reduce size because it is a one line code for it to work in the document:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="css.css" type="text/css" />

You can also add style information on your document:
<head><title>Your Title Here</title><style type="text/css">tag {css info here}</style></head>

Either way it will help with bandwidth and disk space. The design is really good, I don't recommend that you change it.

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