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Introduction to CSS Part I
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Introduction to CSS Part I

Introduction to CSS Part I

1. Basic Introduction
CSSIncluding CSS: Internal StylesIncluding CSS: External StylesIncluding CSS: Inline StylesBasic Syntax of CSSBasic Selection in CSSCommonly Used Basic CSS PropertiesChallenge
2. Selectors and Cascade
ID SelectorsClass SelectorsOther SelectorsCascade in CSSInheritanceSpecificityManipulate Cascade, Specificity and InheritanceChallenge
3. Box Model
Box Model PropertiesSizing ElementsPositioning Elements

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There are several ways to include CSS in an HTML document. One way to include CSS in an HTML document is to use the <style> element.

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  • The advantage of using the <style> element is that it allows you to define styles that apply to the entire document in one place;
  • The disadvantage is that it can make your HTML document challenging to read and maintain since all your styles are mixed in with your HTML code.

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