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* Functional notation
* Functional notation
** rgb(r,g,b), url("http://test.com")
** rgb(r,g,b), url("http://test.com")
= Cascading and Inheritance =
== Ordering rules ==

Revision as of 04:04, 30 June 2020

Introduction

Selectors

Simple Selector

The body is known as the simple selector and the background-color:#cccc99; is the property name and value

body {
    background-color:#cccc99;
}

id Selector

#myid {
    background-color:#cccc99;
}

class Selector

.myClass {
    font-style:italic;
}

You can group selector with a comma.

h1,h2 {
    background-color:#cccc99;
}

descendant selector

This will only effect the

elements below a div tag.

div p {
   background-color:#ddddaa;
}

child selector

This will only effect the child and not descendant

elements below a div tag.

div > p {
   background-color:#ddddaa;
}
<div>
  <form>
    <p>I'm a descendant but not a child</p>
  </form>
  <p>I'm a child</p>
</div>


attribute selector

This will only effect if the attribute matches.

img[alt=spacer] {
   padding:0px;
}
<img src="gradient.jpg" alt="spacer">

psuedo selector

This will only effect if the pseudo is true. <syntaxhighlight lang="css"> a:visited {color: #dddddd; }

Specifying CSS Property Values

  • keywords
    • thing, thick, larger
  • Physical measurements
    • inches (in), points (pt), picas(pc)
  • Screen measurements
    • pixels
  • Relative measurements
    • %, em
  • Color codes
    • #rrggbb, rbg(r,g,b)
  • Fonts
    • Helvetica, sans-serif
  • Functional notation

Cascading and Inheritance

Ordering rules