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| CSS has simple statments, what are they called? |
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| provides style for each and every xhtml element |
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| What does a rule consist of? |
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| selectors, properties, and values |
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| specifies the elements the rules apply to |
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| what does each property declaration end with? |
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| What goes around property declarations? |
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| How do you select an element? |
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| use it's name as the selector |
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| How do you select more than one element at once? |
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| put a comma in between element names |
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| How do I include style into HTML? |
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| just put a style tage into the head |
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| How would I include style into XHTML? |
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| make an external style page, then link oyur pages to it |
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| put a link element into the hed of all of your pages |
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| style that is passed down from big elements such as body to smaller elements such as h1, h2, and p |
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| What is property override? |
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| When you use selectors to overide inheritance |
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| What is a class? What does it do? |
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| a class is a special type of selector, it allows you to select multiple elements within a class that you insert manually into your other pages |
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| How do I know if my CSS is right? |
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| You can manually insert it into the w3c validator at http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator |
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