In an earlier post I described how Run BASIC can use the DIV and CSS statements to style a web page. That works well for styling the different parts of a web page, but not for styling individual things on a page.
One new addition to Run BASIC is the ability to add a CSS class tag to an object on a web page, so that it can be manipulated.
For example the following would create a link and set a class to "button".
link #doMyBidding, "GO", [go]
#doMyBidding cssclass("button")
And the following statement would add the CSS needed to style the link (or any object that has the class tag "button"):
cssclass ".button", "{ put some css styling in here }"
Here is a link to a video demonstrating how this all works.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qomg67VdF0
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Support for CSS class tags
Labels:
basic,
cascading style sheets,
css,
div,
web development,
web programming
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