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Are you being surprised with this new theme? Yes, you have to.

Jauhari.Net’s newest theme is focused on soft color, heavily to be loaded and of course faster than previous theme. Even this theme (named Padangan) is not final yet, but it will be available for you to download (and of course for a FREE) once it is finalized.

Padangan is the name of a small village in Pojong where Jauhari is came from.

Although there are, a number of ways to label what is effectively the same font, CSS makes a valiant attempt to help user agents sort out the mess. After all, what we think of as a “font” may be composed of many variations to describe boldfacing, italic text, and so forth. For example, you’re probably familiar with the font Times. However, Times is actually a combination of many variants, including TimesRegular, TimesBold, TimesItalic, TimesOblique, TimesBoldItalic, TimesBoldOblique, and so on. Each of these variants of Times is an actual font face, but Times, as we usually think of it, is a combination of all these variant faces. In other words, Times is actually a font family, not just a single font, even though most of us think about fonts as being single entities.
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The idea behind positioning is fairly simple. It allows you to define exactly where element boxes will appear relative to where they would ordinarily beor relative to a parent element, another element, or even to the browser window itself. The power of this feature is both obvious and surprising. It shouldn’t shock you to learn that user agents support this element of CSS2 better than many others.

Floating, on the other hand, was first offered in CSS1, based on a capability that had been added by Netscape early in the Web’s life. Floating is not exactly positioning, but it certainly isn’t normal-flow layout either. We’ll see exactly what this means later in the chapter.
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