/*Y08oct11tkb.css... my first "serious" external CSS!
(First "non- serious" was same week, and just a brief stepping stone.)
CSS for Pascal tutorial pages, with different styles for...
General text (default)
Pascalite-only text
FPC-only text
Arduino-only text
General pre-formatted material- code and terminal o/p (default)
Pascalite-only pre-formatted material- code and terminal o/p
FPC-only pre-formatted material- code and terminal o/p
Arduino-only pre-formatted material- code and terminal o/p
Some pages need re-writing...
Use, e.g., pre.tkbCodeArdu, NOT (deprecated, even though it "worked"....
Tinker with the following (Code/Text.. Ardu/Pascalite/FPC) at your peril!! (Use Y08oct11tkbTEST.htm) Note that the colors are "tuned"... the text and code colors are NOT the same.. but tweaked to appear the same in the bold and non-bold versions. Also, arial used to distinguish language-specific text from other text.*/
/*Use default "body" for text relating to either compiler*/
/*Not sure why I did body {font-size:1em;}... perhaps scrap from
pages capable of multiple text types, for multiple
compilers?*/
body {font-size:1em;}
pre {color:#33CC00; font-weight:bold; font-family:"courier new",monospace;}
/*Use following for code & terminal output that relates just to Arduino.*/
pre.tkbCodeArdu {color:#9980ff;font-size:large; font-weight:bold;}
/*<>>>> for some reason the following >is necessary?
Remming it out makes div.tkbCodeFPC, etc, not work as intended... but changed since that rem written, so maybe messed up anyway.
CSS in original plt1a, from which this is a clone of a clone, was my second page with my "own style" in a form that passed validation. Furthermore, I extended to FOUR own styles in plt1a.
Developed plt1a CSS 22 June 07
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/practicalcss/ and
http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/font-size and
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/fonts.html
were very helpful.
** DERIVES FROM**: My first "own style". SUCCESSFUL!!! 4 June 2007 4:34 pm (on ele9ppp): My 1st "Own style". Done with "class". Had tried various things... for hours. Gave problem a rest. Came back to it after nice w/e with Chris and Ruth, 1-3 June 07, during which I blew tyre. Searched Waterstone's shelves while waiting for tyre repair.... and hints there led me to http://www.alistapart.com/articles/practicalcss/ which provided the last link!!
Try to expand understanding of the following: in this, we're setting the "basis". Once that's done, then, to quote 1st cited page: "use absolute size ([ xx-small | x-small | small | medium | large | x-large | xx-large ]) or relative size ([ larger | smaller ]) when defining the font size for a particular element within the document."*/