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Head First HTML with CSS

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The new Starbuzz<br />

Let’s take a quick look at what we’ve got so<br />

far, starting <strong>with</strong> the page as it looks now.<br />

Then we’ll take a peek at the markup and<br />

the <strong>CSS</strong> that’s styling it.<br />

We’ve got four sections: the header,<br />

a main content section, a section<br />

advertising something new called the<br />

“Bean Machine,” and a footer.<br />

Each section is a that can<br />

be styled independently.<br />

It looks like we’ve got one<br />

background color for the<br />

page as a whole, and then<br />

each is using an image<br />

as a background.<br />

Here’s the “Bean Machine” area. This links to<br />

a new area of Starbuzz Coffee where you can<br />

order your coffee beans online. This link doesn’t<br />

work just yet because you’re going to build the<br />

Bean Machine in an upcoming chapter.<br />

layout and positioning<br />

We’ve got a header now <strong>with</strong> a new spiffy Starbuzz logo and the<br />

company mission statement. This is actually just a GIF image.<br />

Here’s the footer. It doesn’t<br />

use a background image, just a<br />

background color.<br />

Notice that we’ve styled the<br />

links in an interesting way,<br />

<strong>with</strong> dotted underlines...<br />

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