- From: David R. Herz <WPD@theherzes.com>
- Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2013 21:46:25 +0300
- To: <public-webplatform@w3.org>
I have been looking, not very hard I will admit, for how I set the width of my web page. I have been wandering the beginner stuff, the HTML, the CSS, and then I arrived at the Planning a website page. It suggests that the normal process behind planning a website is 1. Having the idea (we've got that) and 2. Wireframing the site's layout. Do we have a wireframe model that I can view, especially for the beginner side? Also, I would like to suggest an index that might be more intuitive for a beginner. We have an "Index of all HTML topics," but when I look there, it is not clear to me where I can find information for how to set the color of my text, the width of my page, or even something as simple as a first line indent on my paragraphs, or justification of my text. When I search for justification, I get a dictionary definition, but am in no way pointed to how I would actually justify my text. David R. Herz wpd@theherzes.com
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