Divine-Tutorials

Well, I'll be - where did that double-colon come from? It didn't come over the sea and it wasn't in search of India. No, it came with CSS3 and it is not, as some people believe, the new single-colon. The double-colon is W3C's attempt to clarify the distinction between pseudo-elements and pseudo-classes, both of which received the same single-colon treatment in CSS1 and 2. Basically... ::after ::before ::first-letter ::first-line ::selection ... not all of which are accessible on deviantART - are pseudo-elements. The pseudo-classes (:active, :hover, etc.) are still subject to the single-colon. Now I have good news and bad news. The bad new

So a long time ago, I took tutorial requests... the resulting list was forgotten, and only a few tutorials were ever made... I think part of the reason for this was the abstract nature of some of the requests; "Basic HTML" for example. So, I'm thinking about starting it up again, but being a bit more selective of the requests I take on :) Things like "Some CSS" need to be expanded - what part of CSS would you like to know? The order of priority? How to do a certain effect? As before, my areas of expertise are: :bulletblue: Photoshop :bulletblue: HTML/CSS :bulletblue: Writing (articles and fiction) How do I request a tutorial!? Just leave