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I read that the align attribute of <img> is deprecated in HTML 4.01. I'm just curious about one thing, the align attribute does the same thing as CSS float?
The align attribute does distinctly different things depending on what value you give it. Some of those things have been replaced by float, others by vertical-align.
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Why use a style image attribute rather than just coding width and height for each image?
Because using style you can use the same width and height in different images. This is very useful if you want all to be the same size. When you want to change something you only have to change one time,not all your images.
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In vanilla HTML I used comments like this:
<div id="one"></div><!--
--><div id="two"></div>
Actually this is not possible in Slim. This would be possible in Haml, using < for the parent element.
Some people use inline html for such cases:
Slim templates - removing whitespaces around the block tag
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As browsers get more and more enhanced is it safe to use inline-block nowadays instead of floating?
For example, I want to display 3 div blocks in a row. I can either either float them or set them to inline-block.
I'm used to floating but it looks inline-block is the way to go nowadays. Is that so?
The fast answer is: Yes ...
Look at support here: http://caniuse.com/#search=inline-block
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im trying to make visible as text as now it just creates the html tag and isn't text. i've tried doing
tag {
display: block;
}
but it seemingly isn't working.
anything would be helpful thanks
To display the html tags as text you need to encode them.
For example :
<span>Hello</span>
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I have a requirement like, I want display one letter in a bigger size Ex: focus. in this I want to display 'O' in bigger size. I tried with font tag and it is not working. Please suggest a solution in HTML.
If I use p tag with style attribute, word is breaking.
<div>F<span style='font-size:1.5em;'>o</span>cus</div>
try ..
f<strong>o</strong>cus
or
f<span class="big">o</span>cus
in css
.big{font-size:32px}