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This Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) Generator is brought to you by the original "XHTML Coder" and developed by "The Mad Prof." to help budding webmasters add styling to their web pages. If you are using a CSS compliant browser with JavaScript enabled; quite simply select any option from the dropdown menu areas, and then click the "Generate CSS..." button. Next copy-and-paste the appropriate generated CSS into your web page between your: <head>.....</head> element.

Since there are many different colours, and wonderful combinations with CSS I have only included a small basic selection. Thus if you don't see a specific colour or font, etc. you have the option to type in your own value in the input boxes. Even if you aren't comfortable with using CSS have a go with my "CSS-Coder" insert the code into your web page and view the results in your browser - version six browsers should render the CSS correctly - and see how CSS may enhance your pages… };-)

Select a <body> Font-Family, or type in your own by choosing "Enter other Font-Family" from the dropdown menu.
Select a <body> Background-Color, or enter your own hexadecimal value, preceded by the hash # symbol. menu.
Select a <body> default font Colour, or type in your own by choosing "Enter Other Font Colour" from the dropdown menu.
Select a Font-Size; if you choose your own don't forget to use your units, i.e. pt, em, or px.
Select your default web page Link colour, or enter your own hexadecimal value, preceded by the hash # symbol.
Select a Link Font-Weight, or enter a numeric value between 100-900 proceed in 100-unit increments, 900 is the darkest.
Select Link Text-Decoration, blink may not be supported by some browsers.
Select your Link, Background-Color, if you require one from the standard web-safe palette or enter your own.
Select your "active" Link colour.
Select the "active" Link Font-Weight.
Select your "active" Link Text-Decoration.
Select a Background-Color for your "active" link, if you want one.
Select your "visited" Link colour
Select the "visited" Link Font-Weight.
Select the "visited" Link Text-Decoration.
Select a Background-Color for your "visited" Link, if you want one.
Select your hover Link colour, which is similar to a "MouseOver" when your cursor "hovers" over the Link.
Select the hover Link Font-Weight.
Select hover Link Text-Decoration.
Select a Background-Color for your hover Link, if you want one.

Paste the following CSS into the <head>.....</head> area.



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