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CSS Vocabulary

codeHS - CSS Unit

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CSS Cascading Style Sheets control the appearance and placement of HTML elements on a page.
Selector The part of a CSS rule which specifies which element(s) are to be styled.
Declaration Property name and value separated by a colon and terminated with a semicolon, for example... Font-family: sans serif;
Property/Attribute The part of a CSS rule which specifies WHICH TYPE of modification to apply to HTML elements.
Value The part of the CSS rule which specifies HOW the property/attribute will be modified
ID Selector A selector that identifies only ONE element within an HTML document. It is always preceded by a
Class Selector A selector that applies the same attribute to any HTML element that references it. It can be used multiple times in an HTML document. Is is preceded by a period.
Tag Selector A selector that applies style to all of a specific HTML tag.
Syntax Arrangement of words and symbols in a language.
Inline CSS Style CSS coded in the body of the webpage as an attribute inside of an html tag. Control limited to the one element with the style.
Internal CSS Style CSS styles whose code is located within the head section of the HTML code of a web page. Control limited to that one HTML page. (also known as embedded)
External Style Sheet Collection of styles stored in a separate file that controls the formatting of elements on any web page that links to the .css file.
Rule A complete CSS style statement: selector, property, and value.
width, style, color Properties/attributes needed to make a border.
color Property/attribute used to change the color of text.
background-color Property/attribute used to fill a div or change the color behind your content.
font-style Property that specifies the slant or artistic style of text characters
font-variant Property that specifies weather or not a text should be displayed in a small-caps font (normal--small-caps--inherit)
font-weight Property that specifies the weight of a font (normal-bold-bolder-lighter-size-inherit)
font-size Property that specifies the size of characters
font-family Property that specifies a specific style of your font
Serif Font-family with decorative edges on the characters
Sans-Serif Font-family without decorative edges on the characters
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