XHTML and CSS Tutorial – 26 – Styling Tables
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no worries, Bucky. your corny jokes made me laugh. so it’s cool.
These tutorials are great.. I knew as soon as you said up in here you were going to start singing the song
awesome
And that’s why it’s called Cascading Style Sheets.
up in there*
thank u
Because is taught by people who actually like to teach and that don’t any guidelines on how to teach the stuff.
/watch?v=18NBM3X0mHk
UP IN HEAR!!
stylin’ on dem tables
I love you bucky!
I get it.
Why is free education more convencing and digestable?
Yes we can do that in CSS. Use ID attribute instead of name because name is deprecated in xHTML
you can use the id attribute too.
i must say that css was always confusing to me but i have a much better understanding from your tutorials. I love them. Thanks for taking the time.
right after he said “up in here” at 1:30 , i literally started singing the same song that he was..