Styling a Simple Form with CSS in Dreamweaver

Check out another of my videos: "BREAKDOWN: Select and Mask vs. Refine Edge - Photoshop CC"
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We will go ahead and create a form and then style it using CSS. Learn how to hand code a simple form and then hand code all of the CSS code you need to create a nice little form. The beauty of this tutorial is that you can do all of the coding in Dreamweaver or any HTML editing software, if you can type words and export an HTML file you will be able to follow this tutorial!

Have fun learning some simple HTML and CSS!

[beinyourguard]

tutvid is the best tutorial channel ever.

[tirathmistry]

Thank you so much Mr. Nathaniel for all your time in preparing these wonderful Detail video tutorials. I must say i am your fan of you & your no 1 tutorials also. You have done a great job in keeping the content as simple as possible for any newbie like me (to graphics world) to understand. Much appreciated and keep up your good efforts. Keep educate us on youtube Thank you
God bless you :-)

[tutvid]

@Fancylooks Thank you for watching!
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[tutvid]

@xxashyy Yep, changed a few settings, hopefully it is nice and clear for most everybody.
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[Fancylooks]

This is really proffessional teaching for free! It is great, thank you so much!

[tutvid]

@Skelly85 I'll take a look at changing or darkening the yellow to make it a little easier. Thanks for the heads up!
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[Skelly]

@tutvid not a problem, Your vids have really helped me when I started out in dreamweaver.

[tutvid]

@NikkexD Haha, yes, there are a look of great time saving features of HTML5 and CSS3, but I really didn't want to get into them here. This is a pretty basic tutorial, you gotta take it one step at a time.
I am planning on getting some HTML5 and CSS3 tutorials out in the very near future however.

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[saveme]

Nathaniel great job clean and so much better than using a table based
form .

[NikkexD]

@tutvid Yeah, sounds good! I love your videos btw. When i was learning HTML and CSS in the beginning, you helped me a lot. And i still learn a few things watching your videos today.

[MatArmstrongbmx.]

hey nathaniel, am mimshach from Nigeria and i really love yr videos, i have really learnt alot from you. i wanna say thank you.i gat this littlle challenge, Ok. i can fairly design a webite now thanks to you and some other guys here on youtube...

[tutvid]

@Jebrone Glad it helps(ed) you out!
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[Akashgamer]

Cleared my CSS doubts!
Nice Explanation.

[tutvid]

@i3ak3ri301 I would run a quick Google search for a "PHP form handler" you should find either a nice little script or even a tutorial on how to pop one together.
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[neoc]

This was an amazing tutorial!!! Thank you

[tutvid]

@antorobertson Caught! Yes, I typically try to shorthand as much as I can, but I forget sometimes. :)
Thanks for the heads up pal!
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[NikkexD]

@NikkexD also, with the new HTML5 you don't need to set the type of either style or script tags. Style will be automatically set to text/css and script will be automatically set to text/javascript. You can begin using that already, even though HTML5 hasn't been fully released yet.. it will work. :)

[lekofev]

Thank You so much Nathaniel, a'm learning a lot with your videotutorial, this code is a little hard, but i will try understand everycode^^, thank man, keep helping to world ^^,
Greetings from peru ^^, Sorry for my bad English

[shakaama]

hey what you think of aptana studio?

I went to your website, the videos are so crystal clear on there. I didn't realize how bad youtube is.

Thank you for this tut btw.

[ladyscarfwrap]

I would first like to thank you for great tutorials. They've been very helpful for my learning. I have a question about using CSS styles for creating a web site. I am creating a site that would contain about 20 pages and in time increase. I want to create 3 separate css files, one for layout of the page, second for styles (h1, h2...) and third for navigation bars, so I could use each of them for as many pages as I want. Is this a good practice? What is ur advice? Thnx