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The document discusses CSS concepts like syntax, properties for margins, padding, borders, backgrounds, block-level elements, line-level elements, and float. It explains CSS syntax uses #selectors and {property: value} rules. Margin, padding, and border properties can set spacing and styles. Block elements span the full width while inline elements sit within lines. Float removes elements from the normal flow and positions them left or right, and cleared elements sit below floated ones.
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CSS first steps
- 1. Guilherme Cavalcanti @guiocavalcanti CSS: First steps
- 2. CSS first steps: Agenda Context Syntax Property: margin, padding, border Property: background Block-level elements Line-level elements Property: float Property: clear Property: position Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 3. CSS first steps: The layers of client-side development Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 4. CSS first steps: CSS Syntax #selector { property: value; } CSS Rule Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 5. CSS first steps: Margin margin: 10px; margin-top: 5px; margin-right: 5px; margin-bottom: 5px; margin-left: 5px; Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 6. CSS first steps: Padding padding: 10px; padding-top: 5px; padding-right: 5px; padding-bottom: 5px; padding-left: 5px; Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 7. CSS first steps: Border border-width: 1px; border-color: red; border-style: [dotted|dashed...]; border: [border-width | border-style | border-color ]; Guilherme Cavalcanti
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- 9. CSS first steps: Line-level elements Only contain text, data or other inline elements. They are usually "smaller" than block-level elements. Does not begin new line <span>, <em>, <strong>, etc Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 10. CSS first steps: Float Floated elements remain a part of the flow of the web page. float: left | right | none; Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 11. CSS first steps: How will they float? If the floated element does not have a pre- defined width, it will take up as much horizontal space as required and available, regardless of the float. Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 12. CSS first steps: How will they float? If the container element is the HTML <body>, the floated div will sit on the left margin of the page. Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 13. CSS first steps: How will they float? If the container element is itself contained by something else, the floated div will sit on the left margin of the container. Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 14. CSS first steps: How will they float? Floated elements will sit next to each other if there is room in the container. Guilherme Cavalcanti
- 15. CSS first steps: References Understanding Floats Understanding CSS Float All About Floats MDC Guilherme Cavalcanti