Whether you write for a living or blog here and there, knowing HTML and CSS can help you stand out in the post-apocalyptic landscape of the Internet. This course will expand your HTML and CSS knowledge and help you kill zombies wherever they may appear.
We’ll cover more HTML tags you can use to mark up content, display edits on a web page, add SEO richness, and embed audio and video. We'll also discuss creating your own tables and accordion menus. On the CSS side, we’ll further explore CSS selectors including some more complex selectors and pseudo-classes.
You should have at least a beginner understanding of code such as how HTML and CSS code is written and where to put it for greatest effect. If you don’t have that, check out the first class in this series: Code Isn’t as Scary as Zombies: HTML and CSS for Writers, Editors, and Beginners.
Get your content looking exactly the way you like (plus you get to kill zombies.) What more could you want?
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS (Check out Code Isn't as Scary as Zombies: HTML and CSS for Writers, Editors, and Beginners if you don't have that knowledge or need a brush-up)
Required software: You only need a plain text editor and a browser, but a color-coded code editor can be really helpful e.g. Atom, Brackets or Notepad++ (Windows only).