Mastering CSS: A Beginner’s Guide to Styling Web Pages with Flexbox, Grid, and More
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is the language used to style and design web pages. The term "cascading" means that styles applied to parent elements cascade down to child elements unless overridden. At its core, CSS involves two key actions: Selecting elements on a webpage. Styling those elements based on the selection. Inline Styling Inline styling is applied directly within the HTML element: < h1 style = "color: blue;" > Lorem ipsum dolor sit. < / h1 > Here, the style attribute specifies the styling directly within the line of code. Page Styling (Internal CSS) Add a <style> tag inside the <head> to define styles for the entire page: < head > < style > h2 { color : blue; } </ style > </ head > Using Classes and IDs: Classes: Used for multiple elements, selected using a dot ( . ). IDs: Unique to a single element, selected using a hash ( # ). ...