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Styling With Classy CSS
by Alex Papadimoulis in Feature Articles on 2006-01-18 Edit
[apx-square] Alex Papadimoulis
Founder, The Daily WTF
A number of the submissions I receive here are in some way based
around HTML. Bizarre as they may be, I generally excuse them: after
all, just about any amateur can use some WYSWYG-editor to mangle
HTML. And besides, HTML really isn't programming. But no less, I
couldn't pass up this find by Sam Gabrielsson. He happened to browse
the HTML-source of TV.com and noticed some interesting CSS-class
references ...
1.
| NBC |
Intrigued, he dug a little deeper into their stylesheets and learned
that the developers were able to find a way to tie back together
style and content within a technology designed to do the opposite ...
/* Combined from http://www.tv.com/style/1/css/layout.css
and http://www.tv.com/style/1/css/fonts.css */
.fl {float:left;}
.fr {float:right;}
.fn {float:none;}
.mt-0 {margin-top:0px;}
.mt-5 {margin-top:5px;}
.mt-10 {margin-top:10px;}
.mt-15 {margin-top:15px;}
.mt-20 {margin-top:20px;}
.mt-30 {margin-bottom:30px;}
.mb-0 {margin-bottom:0px;}
.mb-5 {margin-bottom:5px;}
.mb-10 {margin-bottom:10px;}
.mb-15 {margin-bottom:15px;}
.mb-20 {margin-bottom:20px;}
.mb-30 {margin-bottom:30px;}
.mr-5 {margin-right:5px;}
.mr-10 {margin-right:10px;}
.mr-15 {margin-right:15px;}
.mr-20 {margin-right:20px;}
.mr-30 {margin-right:30px;}
.ml-5 {margin-left:5px;}
.ml-10 {margin-left:10px;}
.ml-15 {margin-left:15px;}
.ml-20 {margin-left:20px;}
.ml-30 {margin-left:30px;}
.f-verdana {font-family:Verdana;}
.f-arial {font-family:Arial;}
.f-12, .f-12 a {font-size:12px;} /* default for body */
.f-normal {font-weight:normal;}
.f-bold {font-weight:bold;}
.f-italic {font-style:italic;}
.f-green {color:#060;}
.f-med-green {color:#3c0;}
.f-lt-med-green {color:#6f0;}
.f-lt-green {color:#9f0;}
.f-yellow-green {color:#cf0;}
.f-yellow {color:#ff0;}
.f-orange {color:#fc0;}
.f-lt-orange {color:#f90;}
.f-drk-orange {color:#f60;}
.f-lt-red {color:#f30;}
.f-red {color:#c00;}
.f-red2 {color:#c00;}
.f-lt-yellow {color:#ffc;}
.f-teal {color:#cff;}
.f-lt-blue {color:#9cf;}
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