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This document explains the different methods of writing CSS code within HTML tags. It covers inline, internal and external CSS, their precedence, and special features like transitions and sliders.
What's inside
- Introduction to CSS styles methods
- CSS style precedence
- CSS special features
- CSS transitions
- Lightweight sliders
- Multiple color addition
Who it is for: For students of web design and development. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Web design uses CSS to style HTML. Students learn about three methods of writing CSS code.
Three Methods of CSS
Inline CSS is written inside HTML tags. Internal CSS is written in the head of the HTML. External CSS is written in a separate file.
CSS Style Precedence
Inline styles take priority over internal styles. Internal styles take priority over external styles. This is important when using all three in one project.
CSS Special Features
CSS transitions and sliders make webpages more attractive. Multiple colours can be added using external CSS files.
Key terms
- Inline CSS
- CSS code written inside an HTML tag.
- Internal CSS
- CSS code written in the head of an HTML document.
- External CSS
- CSS code written in a separate file with a .css extension.
- CSS transitions
- Animations that provide easy usage and moderate system load.
- CSS sliders
- Lightweight sliders used in modern web design.
- Multiple colour addition
- Adding multiple colours to a webpage using external CSS files.
Questions this document helps with
- How do the three methods of CSS differ?
- When should each method of CSS be used?
- What are the benefits of CSS transitions?
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