Style rules can control the appearance and placement of objects on the page: Fonts, Text, Color, Borders, Images and White Spaces. Read more at w3c.org/styles |
CSS Rules are written within the open and close style element
<style type="text/css"> style rules
</style>
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Selector: curly braces property colon value
p {font-weight:bold}
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Local or Inline style rules are placed within the XHTML element.
<p style="text-indent:.50in">
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| Embed style rules are placed in the head element within the style element.
<style type="text/css"> style rules
</style>
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| Linked style sheet contains CSS rules -selector, property and value - with no tags. Saved as a text file with the extension dot css.
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Linked style sheets format are placed in the head:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyles.css">
Web pages can have multiple linked style sheets applied.
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| CSS Div and Span are container elements to apply style rules. Div is the block level and span is an inline element. |
| Classes and Ids identify special style rules |
| CSS Border rules have three properties: Width, Color and Style |
CSS Comments uses the C programming language format
/* multiline comments*/ or //single line comment
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