CSS is great to provide a lot of flexibility to web design and redesign over many pages. The great goal of web design has been to arrive at the exact type of precise placement on the page and spacial and artistic qualities that the print medium has enjoyed for years. It has gotten very close and I think gone beyond print in that while print is a static medium, the current state of web design is fluid and dynamic. A great deal of that capability is due to the use of CSS in designing web sites and/or pages. This blog, for example, is powered by Word Press and most of the styling and layout that Word Press uses is controlled by Cascading Style Sheets.

Now, why did I go into all that stuff? Because I have just finished a web course on CSS and have learned how to do things with CSS that I hadn’t realized before.

Ok, that’s that for now. I need to come up with some neat things to do in New Mexico pretty soon as summer is icumin in. Can you say Middle English?