CHAPTER 3Manipulating Objects

This chapter introduces 19 groups of CSS classes you can use in your web pages to manage the positioning of elements, change text and background colors, add gradient fills and box shadows, alter transparency, and do a whole lot more.

Using the supplied PC.css file (available at plugincss.com), you can simply add class names to your HTML class declarations to apply any of a wide range of styling to an element, without having to write any CSS yourself.

And because modern browsers support the use of multiple class names in a declaration, you can supply as many classes as you like to style elements exactly how you want then. This means that with over 880 classes to draw on in this chapter alone, you can concentrate on ...

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