Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft® Expression™ Web 4 in 24 Hours: Updated for Service Pack 2—HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, Second Edition > Hour 15. Buttons, Buttons, Buttons > Exercise

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Introduction

Hour 1. Getting to Know Microsoft Expression Web 4 Service Pack 2

Hour 2. Beginning at the End: A Walkthrough of the Finished Project

Hour 3. A Website Is Really Just Text: Build One in 5 Minutes

Hour 4. Building a Home Page: A Look Behind the Curtain

Hour 5. Getting Connected with (Hyper)Links: The Cornerstone of the World Wide Web

Hour 6. Getting Visual, Part 1: Adding Images and Graphics

Hour 7. Getting Visual, Part 2: Advanced Image Editing, Thumbnails, and Hotspots

Hour 8. Cracking the Code: Working in Code View

Hour 9. Getting Boxed In, Part 1: Using Tables for Tabular Content

Hour 10. Bringing Style to Substance with Cascading Style Sheets

Hour 11. Getting Boxed In, Part 2: Knee Deep in CSS

Hour 12. Styling with Code: Fully Immersed in CSS

Hour 13. Getting Visual, Part 3: Images as Design Elements with CSS

Hour 14. Harnessing the Power of CSS Layouts

Hour 15. Buttons, Buttons, Buttons

Buttons: A Brief Definition

Creating Buttons from Scratch Using CSS

Hour 16. Using Code Snippets

Hour 17. Building a Functional Menu

Hour 18. Dynamic Web Templates

Hour 19. Getting Interactive with Forms

Hour 20. Working with Flash and Other Embeddable Content

Hour 21. Beyond the Basics, Part 1: PHP in Expression Web 4

Hour 22. Test Twice, Publish Once: Professional Cross-Browser Testing with SuperPreview

Hour 23. Beyond the Basics, Part 2: Get Noticed with the New Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Checker

Hour 24. Publishing Your Website

Index

Exercise

To give the visitor a visual cue that the button has been pressed before, make styles for the :active and :visited pseudoclasses for all the different CSS buttons you created. The :active style usually has a bold appearance (bright colors and dark font), whereas the :visited pseudoclass is usually more muted than the other styles.

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