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In this chapter, we will speak about borders and how we can give styles to them. We can give width, style and color to the border. Example of the border property: Result Border Width The border-width property sets the width of a border. The width can be specified in pixels. It can also be specified by one of the…

Some of the CSS properties are widely used to apply style on HTML tables. Each of them is described below. In this chapter, we will talk about how to give styles to tables. We can change the color of headings and rows that we want. Table Styling Properties Here are CSS properties that we use for…

In this chapter, we will explain how we can give styles to links, how to make links more beautiful. The link has these four states: We will speak about these properties: Text Decoration As you remember when we create a link, by default it is underlined. When we want to remove it we must use text-decoration property. Example…

In this chapter we will speak about fonts. The CSS font properties are used for defining the size, font family, boldness and the style of the text. Besides, it sets the font of the element to a system font. The CSS font property is considered to be a shorthand property. So, here we will explain…

Text Color The color property is used to set the text color. To specify the color you can use a color name (red), a HEX value (#ff0000) or an RGB value (rgb (255,0,0) ). Example of the color property: Result Text Alignment Alignment property is used for aligning text inside an element left, right, center, etc. Text…

In our previous chapter, we learned about selectors. Now we will speak about id and class selectors frequently used to style web page elements. CSS id selector An ID selector is a unique identifier of the HTML element to which a particular style must be applied. It is used only when a single HTML element on the web page must have a specific style.…

CSS syntax consists of 3 parts: a selector, a property and a value The selector is an HTML element which you want to style. This could be any tag like <h1>, <p>, etc. Each selector can have one and more properties. The property is the style attribute of an HTML tag. All HTML attributes are converted into CSS properties (color, border, etc.). Each property has its value. The value is…

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language. CSS was developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). CSS defines how the HTML elements are to be displayed. Styles are normally saved in external .css files. External style sheets allow you to…

In CSS Basics Chapter, you will get familiar with the Usage of CSS, that is the way to add styles to the HTML document and the right way of writing the syntax. Also, you will get the recap of CSS Texts, Font, Links, Tables, Border, Padding, and Margin. Each of these pages represents the set of properties and their values that will be discussed…

CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It is a language designed to format the layout of Web pages. It is used to enable the separation of presentation and content, which includes layout, colors, and fonts. They improve the accessibility of content, make it more flexible. CSS enables the specific look of HTML in the browser. CSS has…