Text Boxes Created with Cascading Style Sheets

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DYNAMIC positioning of text boxes using Cascading Style Sheets (CCS) gives your page a custom look which cannot be achieved with HTML alone.

You can overlap boxes as has been done below, giving tension to the information contained in the overlapping boxes. You will note that we even created a background box which sits behind our layout of boxes.

The layout of text boxes that you see below would be impossible to achieve using HTML alone. The effect created is really interesting and the layering of the boxes appears more like an image.

You will note that the text boxes below are of different sizes and use different coloured backgrounds, fonts and borders. The font types have also been varied to show the versatility of CCS. The boxes have been placed on the page using preselected positioning points. CSS text boxes are very useful if you are running an ezine site with a lot of sections and pages with a lot of newsline links. The colours can represent themes and the various fonts can be used for headings, subheadings and text. The beauty of creating a page in this manner is that the text can be changed very easily and duplicated on to other pages. Thus a theme can be developed in this manner.

DYNAMIC positioning of text boxes using Cascading Style Sheets (CCS) gives your page a custom look which cannot be achieved with HTML alone.

You will note that these text boxes are of different sizes and use different coloured backgrounds, fonts and borders. The font types have also been varied to show the versatility of CCS. The boxes have been placed on the page using preselected positioning points. CSS text boxes are very useful if you are running an ezine site with a lot of sections and pages with a lot of newsline links. The colours can represent themes and the various fonts can be used for headings, subheadings and text.

Dynamic Positioning gives you alot of control over the look of your website.

The layout of text boxes that you see here would be impossible to achieve using HTML alone.

You can overlap boxes as has been done with this box, giving tension to the information contained in these two overlapping boxes.

See how close this box comes to its neighbour without touching it. This distance has been very specifically predetermined.