What Is CSS - Cascading Style Sheets

What Is CSS

What Is CSS : 

1.       Css stands for cascading style sheets.

2.       Styles define how to display HTML elements.

3.       Styles are normally stored in style sheets.

4.       External style sheets are stored in css files.

5.       Multiple style definitions will cascade into one.

The css syntax is madeup of 3 parts :

Selector, property and a value.

Selector

{

  Property : value ;

}

Type selector is the html element, the property is attribute and each attribute can take a value.

Body

{

Color: #FF0000

}

P

{

Text-align: center;

Color : black;

Font-family : arial;

}

You can group selectors by separating each selector with a comma.

H1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6

{

Color: green;

}

The class selector :

<style = “text/css”>

.class

{

}

</style>

Ex:

.right

{

Text-align: right;

}

.center

{

Text-align : center;

}

< p class=”right”>this property will be right aligned.

<p class=”center”> this paragraph will be center-aligned.

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