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| Turbonium |
Ok, so let me get this straight, the style "classes" are all at the start of an HTML file, and enclosed by a
/me is confused, these online tutorials, grrrr....
Where the hell do you make the CSS file? Is there even such a thing? |
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| Turbonium |
href="mystyle.css" />
So is the name of the CSS file "stylesheet" and the filetype a .txt (css) file? |
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| Turbonium |
| Ok nm I think I get it, I didn't even read half of it, and just assumed it wouldn't explain (looks like my guesses were right, I think). |
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| Turbonium |
Ok here's a good question:
HTML code
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This paragraph will be right-aligned.
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CSS file
p {margin-left: 60px}
body {background-color: blue}
z {color: white}
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So my question is, what in the hell is the point of typing in the "right" in in the HTML document. It works without it, like this: . I don't see the logic in putting it there, what's the point? |
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| electric_soul |
the point is:
code:
this text is courier
this text is arial, 11px, blue
DANGER: do not shove a 110v wire up your ass!!! (text in arial, bold, red color and 30px)
this is arial 11px, blue
goes again in courier
in your code using is pointless. But look at my code.
Also, re-read the cascading part about CSS.
Edit:
no "/" needed, as is HTML 4.01 transitional. |
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