SCAD Stylesheet Reference & Blog Intro

The stylesheet reference for articles and posts is up for viewing. All the CSS code has been added to all sites, so you just need to use the code mentioned in this sheet to make it work. More stylistic elements will be added in the future (this is a live document). I'll be around to answer any questions you may have, so feel free to shoot me an email (valiqu20@student.scad.edu). This blog will contain basic web development information for editors, photographers, and anyone else contributing to the SCAD sites who want to know more and optimize content.

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