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The Internet is mass communication today. Whether your organization is profit or non-profit, you need a Web face. And, it has to present you well. Visitors don’t spend more than a few seconds on a site when they search. They’re looking for information; if they don’t find it, they’re gone. I create Web sites that comply with best practices for SEO and marketing.
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In the past, sites that presented content in two, three, or four columns accomplished this through the use of tables.
A table in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is very similar to a table designed in any good word processing application—you place content within cells that are within rows bisected by columns. Designers of such sites hand-coded each text item (line, paragraph, or list element) for the font, size of the font, spacing between lines and paragraphs, and so forth, directly within the HTML structure of each Web page. Establishing and maintaining a consistent look on each HTML page involves repeated and labor-intensive manually-implemented steps. And, these pages take a long time to load, since the browser has to pass through the code first to identify and acquire the resources needed to follow the code.
The answer to this approach is to separate the data and its structure from the presentation code. The designer writes the instructions govening how information is seen by visitors in a style sheet that is used on multiple pages: these instructions, contained in a single file called by the home page, "cascade" throughout the HTML pages developed for the Web site.
The interesting thing is, that the cascading styles can be used to create virtual columns, headers, and footers. That is, they look and function like these elements of a table without using the code for a table or tables. This significantly reduces the processing time, or overhead, needed to display the pages of a site and increases the ability of impaired individuals to access and make fuller use of the site.
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