Web and Intranet - Elements of cascading style sheets

Elements of cascading style sheets - Web and Intranet module W702

In order to apply cascading style to your document, you need to learn how to select parts of your document for the style to be applied, and you need to learn how to describe the style you wish to apply as well.

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Examples from our training material

ddisp.html	block and inline display attributes
dfsr.html	relative font sizes using percentages
dheir.html	document heirarcy
dhs.css	style sheet applied to a heirarcy
dshello.html	different types of element selector
dte.css	flexibility in text styles
dtext.html	text demonstration of styles

Background information

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Topics covered in this module

Standard elements.
Selectors - element, class, universal, ID and attribute.
Pseudoselectors.
Document structure and hierarcy.
Comments in CSS.
Values and Units.
Length and colour.
Font - families, faces, style, and size.
Text transformation, alignment, decoration and spacing.

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