CSS/Basic Code
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Allows you to create specific groups that you can then apply styling to, very granular | Allows you to create specific groups that you can then apply styling to, very granular | ||
<nowiki>ie. | <nowiki>ie. | ||
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<p id="intro">Introduction</p> | <p id="intro">Introduction</p> | ||
you can then use CSS to only apply styling to this specific ID: | you can then use CSS to only apply styling to this specific ID: | ||
| + | CSS | ||
#intro{ | #intro{ | ||
color: red; | color: red; | ||
} | } | ||
and | and | ||
| + | HTML | ||
<li class="list_item">Bullet</li> | <li class="list_item">Bullet</li> | ||
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.list_item{ | .list_item{ | ||
color: red; | color: red; | ||
} | } | ||
Revision as of 13:44, 10 November 2013
Link - defines the css page to include for formatting the page
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="stylesheet.css"/> type=text/css -- defines the type of file rel=stylesheet -- same as above href= -- points to the location
General Format for most CSS
selector {
property: primary value, backup value;
property: primary value, backup value;
}
Example:
sets all paragraphs to the color of red
p{
color: red;
}
Comment
/*I'm a comment!*/
Built in default fonts for CSS
serif sans-serif cursive
Classes & IDs
Allows you to create specific groups that you can then apply styling to, very granular
ie.
HTML
<p id="intro">Introduction</p>
you can then use CSS to only apply styling to this specific ID:
CSS
#intro{
color: red;
}
and
HTML
<li class="list_item">Bullet</li>
CSS
.list_item{
color: red;
}
