Did some good work yesterday with bootstrap. Watching the Lynda videos. Of all the instructional videos Ive watched over time, I never walked away with the clarity of information that I did with those. Gonna explore more Lynda videos on subjects that I want to learn, as they seem to cater to people starting from zero.
I was able to download and install Bootstrap, install JQuery into bootstrap, delete unneccessary files out of bootstrap, create the nav, add a photo, align my text and photo along the grid structure, create several pages to nav to, adding pictures and text to those. I also added a footer, but I havent formatted it in any way, I have yet to learn if there are any special classes for that in bootstrap.
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Monday, March 14, 2016
My Resume 3-14, nav menu
Created the nav menu using this video...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPO9HJjUktk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPO9HJjUktk
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
March 1-9 My Resume web site creation
Spending the last 2 days adding <div> and classes to MyResume
Adding <span class> to the job titles instead of <i class>
and the font-family attribute to allow for more control
Thinking font-family is the go to for font rendering changes because it allows for properties like bold and italic intrinsically.
Ok, now im seeing the bigger picture. about page created, contact and home page created with the initial html document and css converted to resume.html and resume.css.
Adding <span class> to the job titles instead of <i class>
and the font-family attribute to allow for more control
Thinking font-family is the go to for font rendering changes because it allows for properties like bold and italic intrinsically.
Ok, now im seeing the bigger picture. about page created, contact and home page created with the initial html document and css converted to resume.html and resume.css.
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