Chapter 11 Resources

Part Two: Adding Style With CSS

Chapter 11

This page contains a link to all the files you’ll need to complete the homework for Chapter 11 in addition to reference files and links to resources related to the chapter.

Homework

You can download the additional files for this chapter’s homework at the book’s companion web site by following the link below. Use ‘View Source’ at our King Kong web page to refer to our markup when adding the second column to your Gordo web page.

• Additional Homework Files
• King Kong Reference Web Page

Reference Files

Use ‘View Source’ (as covered in Chapter 2) to look at our example files’ source code. Where helpful we have included comments inline within the markup to give additional guidance.

• Floating Divs - Example 1
• Floating Divs - Example 2
• Floating Divs - Example 3
• Floating Divs - Example 4
• Floating Divs - Example 5
• Floating Divs - Example 6
• Two Column Layout - No Floats
• Two Column Layout - Content Floated Left
• Two Column Layout - Content Floated Right
• Container Accommodates Nested Divs
• Container Too Small for Nested Divs
• Floating Images - Image Floated Left
• Floating Images - Image Floated Right

Resources

• W3C - Floats

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