Short for logogram
Abbreviation for logogram
Plural lo.gos
A name, symbol, or trademark designed for easy and definite recognition, especially one borne on a single printing plate or piece of type.
Instructional language: A name, logo or trademark designed for easy and clear debate, especially one borne on a single printing plate or piece of type.
More specifically, LOGO refers to a graphic that represents a brand. For example, Baidu’s LOGO is the graphic in the upper left corner. When you see it, it will arouse associations and achieve the brand effect. A brand is a brand that includes a lot of content. A collection of products, including LOGO. It can be said that LOGO is the tangible business card of the brand.
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SOHO in the traditional sense SOHO in the traditional sense—Small Office (and) Home Office, literal translation means small office, home office , actually means freelance or freelancer. Of course, SOHO also represents a more free, open and flexible way of working. With the advent of the Internet age, SOHO has become one of the fashionable words that people are chasing after. Houses, furniture, and supplies specially designed for SOHO people have also become new selling points for businesses. Some real estate properties are often dubbed SOHO, which means giving freedom. The apartments prepared by professionals that combine business and living are all very attractive for a short period of time. A few years ago, what people called SOHO people mostly referred to those specialized freelancers: freelance writers, graphic designers, handicraft designers, artists, etc. In the past two years, with the widespread use of the Internet in various fields and the popularity of computers, fax machines, printers and other office equipment in homes, SOHO has become a way of working that more and more people can try, and its connotation And the form is also changing.
Our SOHO
As a fashionable, relaxed and free lifestyle and attitude, SOHO should not be limited and suitable only for those who just work at home. After all, that It is only a very small group in society. Since SOHO represents a free, open and flexible way of working, we believe that as long as you can work in this way, no matter whether you work at home or in other places; whether you focus on one job or part-time Work, you can be proud to call yourself a SOHO family. Therefore, we prefer to call SOHO Super Office (and) Human Office, which means super office and humanized office.
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CSS is the abbreviation of Cascading style Sheets. The Chinese translation is "Cascading Style Sheets". I call it "Cascading Style Sheets". It just feels so smooth and has no other meaning. Actually it is a set of styles. You may be unfamiliar with the term CSS. In fact, whether you use Internet Explorer or
Netscape Navigator to surf the Internet, you are dealing with CSS almost all the time. It may be difficult to find web pages that have not used CSS. . No matter what tool software you use to create web pages, you are using CSS consciously or unconsciously. Using CSS well can make your webpage more concise. Why do some people create webpages with the same content that are dozens of KB, while experts create webpages that are only a dozen KB? The role of CSS in this is It goes without saying. I have compiled some of my experiences in using CSS and some questions asked in letters from netizens
for your reference.
1. CSS is generally used in three ways in web page production, so which method should be used specifically?
When there are multiple web pages that need to use CSS, use the method of externally connecting CSS files, so that the code of the web page is greatly reduced and it is very convenient to modify; only in a single web page
The CSS used is in the document header; the CSS that is only used in one or two places on a web page is inserted inline.
2. Should the three uses of CSS be mixed in a web page?
The three usages can be mixed without causing confusion. This is why it is called "cascading style sheet". This is how the browser handles it when displaying a web page: first check whether there is any inline inserted CSS, and execute it if there is. Ignore the other CSS of the sentence; secondly, check the CSS in the header mode, and execute it if there is one; if there is neither of the first two, then check the CSS in the external file mode.
Therefore, it can be seen that the execution priorities of the three types of CSS are: inline insertion, header mode, and external file mode.
3. How to use external file-based CSS in Dreamweaver3?
There are no special requirements for using external file CSS in Dreamweaver3. You also need to use Notepad to create a *.css file and place it in the
andAdd a line of code like this: That's it.
4. How to use Dreamweaver3 to quickly create CSS external files?
For a web designer who is new to CSS, it is quite difficult to create a CSS external file using an editor such as Notes. Since
Dreamweaver3 has good support for CSS, it is much easier to use it to help. Specifically, you can do this:
1) First write on paper the names of the formats that may be used in the web pages of the website, and then call up the CSS panel in the editing window of Dreamweaver3 and define them one by one< /p>
Definition, and write some relevant content appropriately on a blank page, and try it out while defining. If you are not satisfied with the effect, modify it immediately;
2) After everything is defined, use Notes Create an empty CSS external file, copy the defined CSS between
andinto the CSS file, and you're done. The whole process is just a click of the mouse, convenient right?
5. Do I need to write code manually when using inline inserted CSS in Dreamweaver3?
No need! First use the CSS panel to define the CSS you want to use, then insert: style="" into the tag where you want to insert the CSS, and then drag the CSS you just defined from behind
to the double quotes , just delete the part outside the curly braces.
6. There are "" in the CSS of square file header mode and external file mode. It seems to be of no use. Is it okay if I don't use it?
The purpose of this is to avoid causing errors in lower version browsers. If a browser executing this page does not support CSS, it will ignore its content
. Although there are very few people using browsers that do not support CSS nowadays, since almost anything can happen on the Internet, it is better to keep them.
7. How to add background color to part of the text?
To add different colors to text, in DW3 you only need to select the color of the text on the property panel. It is very convenient, but it is difficult to add different background colors to some text
If there is no corresponding function, we can first make a CSS to define the background color (such as: bgstyle), and it will be completed with a few mouse clicks in DW3. For example, the CSS that defines a light yellow
background is like this:
Select the text when you want to use it, and then Just click "bgstyle" on the CSS panel.
8. How to add a background image to some text?
Similar to the operation of adding a background color, you just select and load the image in the background. The code of a defined CSS example of adding a background image is as follows:
Select the text when you want to use it, and then click "imgbgstyle" on the CSS panel.
9. How to make the background pattern of the page remain stationary when the text "scrolls"?
The CSS to make the background pattern not "scroll" with the text is like this:
10. How to define word spacing?
In DW3, the "letter spaceing" attribute on the "Block" of the CSS property definition dialog box (style Definition for .style1) defines the word spacing.
It refers to the word spacing. is the extra spacing between each character, the unit is length, and the value can be positive or negative. When it is negative, it will produce the effect of characters being squeezed together. The following code
is a CSS example of defined word spacing:
11. How to add spacing to text Line, underline, strikethrough and blink?
In DW3, the "decoration" attribute on the "Type" of the CSS attribute definition dialog box (style Definition for .style1) defines these contents.
It should be noted that Some versions of browsers do not support the flicker attribute, so use it sparingly. Here is a CSS example that defines the above effect:
Where: "underline" is to define underline; "overline" It defines overline; "line-through" defines strikethrough; "blink"
defines text blinking.
12. How to enable the "first line indentation" function on web pages?
Since it is inconvenient to enter spaces in DW3, using "first line indent" will make up for this shortcoming. In DW3, the "text-indent" attribute on the "Block" of the CSS attribute definition dialog box (style Definition
for .style1) defines the "first line indentation", the so-called "first line" It refers to the first line of each paragraph of content, that is, just press the Enter key to form a new paragraph. It is best to use "em" (character) as the unit for indentation. For example: Chinese character arrangement requires two Chinese characters to be indented at the beginning of each paragraph
. The set CSS is as follows:
Note in DW3: In DW3, the "text-indent" on the "Block" of the CSS attribute definition dialog box (style Definition for .style1) is < /p>
The "ems" in the indentation unit selection box of the page refers to "em".
13. When using tables for typesetting, can the content in a certain direction be a little away from the table line?
Yes! In DW3, the "margin" on the "Box" of the CSS property definition dialog box (style Definition for .style1) defines the distance between the content and the
edge, and four directions can be defined: " top" "bottom" "left" "right".
The following is a CSS example
subcode that defines leaving "10px" on the left:
14. Can you give someone Do you want to add borders to some content?
You can use CSS to add a border to a certain part of the content. In DW3, the "Border" definition in the CSS attribute definition dialog box (style Definition for .style1)
is the border line. The four sides of "top", "bottom", "left" and "right" can respectively define the thickness and color of the line. After defining these, don't forget to define the line type in "style" below, otherwise you will not be able to see it. Border line, since the default line style is "none".
The following is a CSS example that defines the top border as: blue thin line; the left border
is: green medium thick line: