2. CSS Selectors Tag, Class, ID, Compound Use CSS Selectors to define properties for the structure and presentation of your site. This is the key to defining specific properties for specific parts of your design.
3. CSS Selectors Tag : properties defined for an HTML tag. Class : properties defined for an HTML tag using a class or a <span> tag. ID : properties defined for an element or div using an id . Compound : properties defined using multiple selector types .
5. CSS Selectors body {margin: 10px 0;} Tag* : properties defined for an HTML tag. (*Also referred to as Type, Element)
6. CSS Selectors body {margin: 10px 0;} <body> Everything within the body will start out with this property. </body> Tag
7. CSS Selectors .red {margin: 15px; color: red;} Class : properties defined for an HTML tag using a class or a <span> tag.
8. CSS Selectors .red {margin: 15px; color: red;} <p class= ” red ” >This is a paragraph of text in red.</p> These are <span class= ” red ” >words in red.</span> Class
9. CSS Selectors #wrapper {margin :0 auto;} ID : properties defined for an element or div using an id.
11. CSS Selectors #content p {margin :0;} Compound : properties defined using multiple selector types.
12. CSS Selectors #content p {margin :0;} <div id= ” content ” > <p>This is a paragraph of text in the content div.</p> </div> Compound
13. CSS Box Model How do you position content? You position content in your page by using a combination of margins, padding and floats. But, in order to get your positioning and layout correct, you must know how the CSS Box Model works.
17. CSS Box Model total box width = content area width + left padding + right padding + left border + right border + left margin + right margin
18. CSS Box Model #content {width: 200px;border: 1px solid #900;padding: 10px;margin: 0;background: #fee;} What is the total box width?
19. CSS Box Model #content {width: ???px;border: 1px solid #000;padding: 20px;margin: 10;} If the total box width is 400px, what is the width of the content area?
