Site-wide Stylesheet Reference

Classes are groups of styles the web team has already defined to make web pages more attractive. The following table lists all of the classes available, and the elements (tags) they are allowed on:

Class List
Class Effect Allowed On
left
Paragraphdiv, h*, p, pre td, th
centeredDivision or section
div, h*, td, th
rightUnordered Listdiv, h*, p, pre td, th
full100% width
any
three-quarters75% width
any
two-thirds66% widthany
half50% widthany
third33% widthany
quarter25% wdithany
lfloat"Floats" the element to the leftany
rfloat"Floats" the element to the rightany
lclearForces the element to align below any left-floating elementsany
rclearForces the element to align below any right-floating elementsany
allclearForces the element to align below any floating elementsany
colCreates a captioned images or pull quotes from a divdiv**
bigMakes a caption look like a section headingcaption
elegantMakes a table's headings have a maroon background and white texttable
gridMakes a table have a black border around its cellstable
oddGives an elegant table alternating colored rowstr
evenGives an elegant table alternating colored rowstr
hiddenhides list bulletsul
warningbold, red, angry warningsany
noticesimilar to warning, only nicerany

 

Alma College’s sports teams have been known as the “Scots” since 1931 when Alma students voted on the name. Soon thereafter, “Scotty” emerged as Alma’s official mascot and is regularly seen on campus, in the community and at athletics events.

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Graduate Profile

Kat Lanphear

Kat Lanphear
Graduation: 2006
Major: Theatre

Before coming to Alma College, theatre major Kat Lanphear spent much of her time on the stage acting. As her passion in theatre shifted, however, she found herself more interested in what was going on behind the scenes.

“My first semester, I auditioned for the very first show but was not cast,” she says. “The technical director offered me a position as the assistant stage manager. Because I was game to do anything to get involved with the theatre department, I took it. I got to see what life was like on the other side: building sets, attending light hangs and focus, running the business backstage.”

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