Notes.
This example combines a graphic with text to create
an introductory or "splash" graphic. All the elements are
specified in an internal style definition in the
HEAD section of the document, with each element as a
declared class that is then invoked via a CLASS attribute
on either a DIV or SPAN "container" tag.
You can tweak the font family, font weight, text color,
font style, font size, text layering, and text positioning
until you get the effect you want.
Apologies to Garrison Keillor, but this is how I
imagine his radio private eye, Guy Noir. The graphic
is from an unrecorded source on the Internet,
edited to make it more gritty. The overlapping
idea was prompted by Lynda Weinman's "ducks in a row"
example in the January, 1999, issue of
Web Techniques.
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