MISCELLANEOUS HTML and "STUFF" - If you write HTML pages and use CSS you might find some of this interesting. Be sure to peruse the source code (View - Page Source or keyboard CTRL-U). I use this page as a reference so I can refer to it when I can't remember how I did something.
Several people have contacted me on how to customize my menu system to use it on their sites. Here's a bare-bones example that's easier to understand than the full menu system on my pages.
This page has an interesting effect on it. Scroll the page and keep your eye on the lower right corner.
And this is the same thing using a text div instead of an image.
Mozilla-based browsers can use extensions to the CSS spec. These only work in Mozilla-based browsers but shouldn't "break" a non-Mozilla browser.
I have some examples on this page.
An example of this site's page template.
Some of this site's style sheets:
An example of using an inline CSS style.
<div style="margin: 0 0 0 25px;">An example of using an <i>inline CSS style</i>.</div>
This is an example of emphasized text using <em>
This is an example of italicized text using <i>
This is an example of STRONGLY emphasized text using <strong>
This is an example of bold text using <b>
This is an example of a relative link in a file in a sub-folder referring to another file in the SAME sub-folder - Backup Your Bookmarks File!!! (href="./moz_profile.php")
This is an example of a relative link in a file in a sub-folder referring to a file in the folder immediately ABOVE - HomePage (href="/index.php")
This is an internal link which jumps to the style sheet examples on this page (href="#int_link"). The link anchor can be named anything; I've named this one "int_link".
A static link (href="") doesn't go anywhere; it simply reloads the current page.
Special Characters (see source) - This group also uses the li.plain class in the default.css file
Styles from the site's default style sheet
class="fancy" - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
class="heading_1" (note that this also contains "text transform" to UPPER CASE) - - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
class="heading_2" - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
class="heading_3" - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
class="heading_4" - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
class="heading_5" - O Civili, Si Ergo.
class="heading_6" - O Civili, Si Ergo.
class="plaintext" - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
class="quote1" - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
class="smaller" - text to 90% - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
div class="inall"
class="warning" - for inline text where the rest of the text/paragraph is NOT highlighted by this style - O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux.
div id="warn2"
The following is a 100% horizontal rule
The following is a short (35%) horizontal rule (hr class="short")
The following is a medium (70%) horizontal rule (hr class="medium")
A paragraph (p class="boxplain") formatter
O Civili, Si Ergo. Fortibus Es In Ero. O Novili, Doser Nobus, Doser Trux. Vadis Inem, Causen Dux. Oh see, Willie! See 'er go. Forty busses in a row. Oh no, Wilie! Those are no busses, those are trucks. What is in 'em? Cows and ducks!
mozilla css3 extensions - Mozilla browsers (SeaMonkey and Firefox) can use various extensions to the CSS standard. This page has a few examples.