HTML Document Flow
by Susan Simkins
In this HTML tutorial we'll take a look at document flow to better understand the default behavior of elements, and why they render the way they do. Software required: Adobe Edge Code, Google Chrome.
What you'll learn
In this HTML tutorial we'll take a look at document flow to better understand the default behavior of elements, and why they render the way they do. When you want to start creating fancy layouts with HTML and CSS, it can be confusing to understand why certain changes are happening, and why some changes you make do nothing at all. By understanding Document Flow, you'll be empowered to make better decisions when writing HTML, and be able to write more efficient CSS that uses the default behavior of elements to your advantage. This HTML training assumes a basic understanding of HTML and CSS. Software required: Adobe Edge Code, Google Chrome.
About the author
Susan is a web design tutor for Pluralsight. Growing up, Susan was both a passionate artist as well as a computer tech aficionado. When she discovered the world of web development, she found that she could meld those two passions together into something amazing. Soon after, Susan began devoting herself to building beautiful and functional web content for businesses and nonprofits. It was through those experiences Susan developed a fluency for web coding languages.
Since then, Susan has develo... moreped a desire to teach others the mysteries of web development. Through her work here at Pluralsight, she aims to build up a deep and expansive library of web development training. If you're just starting out with development or are already comfortable with the essential computing languages, let Susan free your mind to what’s possible in the world of web development. Go ahead, take the red pill and see how deep the rabbit-hole goes.