CSS Study Notes
Taking notes in English is just for practicing my English ability. :-)
Content
- Use CSS Selectors to
Style
Elements
<style>
SELECTOR {Attribute name: Attribute value;}
h2 {color: red;}
</style>
Note:
1. There must be a “;” after the “Attribute value”.
2. There are a lot of attributes that can be set in each selector. The following table gives some attributes.
Attributes | Effect | Value |
---|---|---|
color | Setting the font’s color | e.g. red |
width | Setting the image and others’ width | e.g. 500px |
font-size | Setting the size of the font | e.g. 16px |
font-family | Setting the font family | e.g. Monospace, Sans-serif |
border-color | Setting the border color | e.g. green |
border-width | Setting the border width | e.g. 10px |
border-style | Setting the border style | solid |
border-radius | Setting the border radius | e.g. 15px, 50% |
- Use a CSS
Class
to Style an Element
<style>
.blue-text {
color: blue;
}
</style>
There has a dot before the selector’s name, but when we use it, we don’t need the dot. Like this:
<h class="blue-text">Display Text</h>
<p class="blue-text">Display Text</p>
This can be used in multiple elements.
To be continued…