Introduction Every HTML element have an imaginary border around its content. The internal space between the content and the border of the element is known as padding and the external space between the border and another adjacent element is known as margin. This is known as the Box Model which is illustrated in the […]
To give various styles to HTML elements, CSS provides various properties. Related properties are grouped as: font properties, text properties, background properties, List properties etc. Font Properties The primary content in any web document is text. To apply different styles to the font of the text, we can use font properties. Font […]
Introduction The fundamental elements in the style rules are selectors. The selectors determine on which elements the styling must be applied. The HTML elements selected by selectors are called the subjects of the selectors. A selector may be a simple selector if the selector contains only the name of an element or a […]
As there are multiple ways to specify style information, if more than one rule is specified for the same element in the same document or in multiple documents, the conflicting rules will be resolved based on the rules specified below. More specific rules get preference over less specific rules. For example, consider the below […]
Note for students: Adding CSS in a webpage or Specifying CSS in a webpage or Types of CSS, all of them refer to this article and means the same. Introduction There are different ways to specify style information for the HTML elements in a web page. Each method has its own advantages and […]
Cascading Style Sheets is a style sheet language for specifying style information of different elements in a web page. A style sheet is a document which contains style information specified as a set of rules for rendering the content on a web page. The style rules follow a specific format. CSS is one of […]
A style sheet contains several rules (CSS rules). A CSS rule is made of two elements: a selector and one or more declarations enclosed in braces ({}). The syntax for a CSS rule is shown below: selector { declaration1; declaration2; … } Syntax of a CSS style rule can be understood clearly by looking […]