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Read: 05 - Design web pages with CSS

Cascading Style Sheet

A Cascading Style Sheet or CSS is a web file that styles a html doc. It lets you do things like change fonts, font colors, sizing options, and more! In CSS you set rules to be appplied to a specific element. It should look something like…

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The first tag identifies an element that you want to apply a style to. Inside the brakets are declarations which are divided into property and value. The first part is the type of style you want to add and after that is the what you want to change about it.

Class Notes

Double click color to open color wheel stock black is hard on eyes

Block level element stay in the size they are crated in Inline elements take up only the space needed to add inline: display: inline;

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add id= “” element to break up tag elements and be able to target individual elements

add class= “” to be able to target a group of elements with the same class

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