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JOURNEY TO THE FRONT END WORLD - PART2 - THE COSMETIC

JOURNEY TO THE FRONT END WORLD - PART2 - THE COSMETIC

This will introduce you to CSS basic knowledge

Irfan Maulana

January 10, 2017
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  1. Journey To The Front End World Part : 2 BY

    IRFAN MAULANA The Cosmetic : Make Over with CSS
  2. Who am I ? • Name : Irfan Maulana •

    Job : Software Development Engineer at Blibli.com • Front End Developer for last 4 year console.info(“Who am I?")
  3. Pre-Warning ! • This slide contain basic knowledge in front

    end side, if you feel you are too big, please don’t read this slide. • This slide may contain subjective perception from the author, if you have different thinking please don’t let me know .
  4. Getting to know CSS • CSS stands for Cascading Style

    Sheet • Some people say that CSS is cosmetics in web. • CSS more critical than just cosmetics. • CSS giving layout, position, existence, variation, etc. • CSS describe how each HTML element should be displayed. • CSS remove style formatting from HTML attribute.
  5. CSS Delivery • CSS come in HTML tag <style></style> in

    <head> block • CSS can also come with each HTML element in attribute style=“” • CSS can also deliver in external resources like <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href=“somecss.css"> in <head> block • CSS has priority if there is same style from different delivery : + Inline style (inside an HTML element) + External and internal style sheets (in the head section) + Browser default
  6. CSS Syntax • CSS come with key-value syntax with colon

    (:) as separator and semicolon (;) for ending each declaration. • Ex : color:blue; font-size:17px; • If using external resources or internal style, CSS use bracket ({}) after its selector (*in next page) • Ex : .row{color: blue; font-size: 17px;}
  7. CSS Selector • CSS Selector used to find HTML element

    will be style-ed. • CSS will styling element that select by selector that used like HTML element, Id, or class, attribute, etc. • HTML element will apply to all HTML element that given style. Ex : input[type=“text”], a, ul li, etc. • ID is unique in one web page, represented by attribute id=“” in HTML element. • Class is NOT unique, can be reuse to any HTML element in one web page, represent in attribute class=“” in HTML element. • Class can be multiple in one HTML element using space separator. • CSS use hash (#) for select id, and dot (.) for select class
  8. Combination CSS Selector • Nesting : We can nesting selector

    using space ( ) or (>). (>) is child selector and space ( ) is descendant selector. Ex : .class1 p { color: blue; } .class1 > p { color: blue; } • Sibling : We can select sibling element with (+) or (~). (+) adjacent sibling selector and (~) general sibling selector. Ex : div + p { color: blue; } div ~ p { background-color: yellow; }
  9. Advance CSS Selector • We can select all classes that

    contains string like : Ex : [class*=“bli-"] { color: blue; } • Read more about selector : http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.asp
  10. Pseudo Class • Used to define a special state of

    an element. Ex : .link:hover { text-decoration: underline; } .link:active { text-decoration: underline; } .link:focus { text-decoration: underline; }
  11. Pseudo Element • Used to style specified parts of an

    element : Ex : .class1::before { content: ‘*’; } .class1::after { content: ‘’; } ul li::last-child{ color: blue; } tr::nth-of-type(odd){ color: blue; }
  12. Merging Rule • We can merging more than one selector

    that have same rule in one declaration using comma (,) Ex : .class1, class2, class3 { color: blue; }
  13. Text Formatting • For formatting text we can use many

    css rule like: font-size, font-weight, font-style, color, text- decoration, text-align, text-transform, word-wrap, word- break, line-height, letter-spacing, etc.
  14. Coloring • Basicaly for coloring we can use color and

    background-color. color will apply color to its content and background-color will apply to it’s background.
  15. Spacing • For spacing element we use margin and padding.

    • Margin will affect to it’s outer • Padding will affect to it’s inner
  16. Positioning • Here CSS for set positioning : - Static

    : normal position - Relative : relative to its normal position - Fixed : positioned relative to the viewport, which means it always stays in the same place even if the page is scrolled - Absolute : positioned relative to the nearest positioned ancestor • We can shift position with top, left, bottom, right rule.
  17. Display • Set how element showing in blocks Ex :

    block, inline-block, table, flex
  18. Existence • For manipulating existence of element we can use

    : opacity or display Ex : .hidden { opacity: 0; } .show { opacity: 1; } .hidden { display : none; } .show { display : block; } .hidden { visibility: hidden; }
  19. Hands On • Do you have code our latest HTML

    layout ? • Lets make over that HTML with a little CSS touch
  20. Contact Me o Facebook : /mazipanneh o Twitter : @mazipan

    o Linkedin : /in/irfanmaulanamazipan o Slideshare : /IrfanMaulana21 o Github : mazipan o Email : [email protected] o Blog : mazipanneh , mazipan.github.io