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CSS Fundamentals
CSS Fundamentals
1. Getting Started with CSS
What is CSS and Why is it Important?Linking CSS to an HTML DocumentMastering CSS Selectors for Styling HTML ElementsChallenge: Apply Your First CSS StylesChallenge: Style with Class SelectorsEnhancing Styles with User Action Pseudo-ClassesChallenge: Apply User Action Pseudo-ClassesChanging Text Colors in CSSOptimizing Workflow for Efficient CSS CodingChallenge: Use Variables for Better CSS Management
3. The CSS Box Model & Spacing Elements
What is the CSS Box Model?Understanding Box Sizing in CSSAdding Space with Margins and PaddingChallenge: Apply Box Sizing to ElementsUsing Structural and Functional Pseudo-ClassesChallenge: Practice Structural Pseudo-ClassesUnderstanding Block, Inline, and Inline-Block ElementsWorking with Block-Level ElementsWorking with Inline ElementsChallenge: Predict Page Layout with Different Element Types
Challenge: Predict Page Layout with Different Element Types
Task
Examine the provided HTML code and predict how the page will look in the browser. There are three <div>
elements, each containing a combination of an inline and block-level element.
html
Questions to Consider:
- How will the inline and block-level elements interact within each
<div>
? - How will the order of elements affect the layout?
- What will be the visual hierarchy of inline and block-level elements within each
<div>
?
- How will the inline and block-level elements interact within each
<div>
?- In the first and second
<div>
, the<span>
element (inline) appears before the text (block-level); - In the third
<div>
, the<span>
element is in the middle of the text (block-level).
- In the first and second
- How will the order of elements affect the layout?
- In the first
<div>
, the text "This is a block-level element." will likely appear below the inline element due to the default block-level behavior of the<div>
container; - In the second
<div>
, the order of elements is reversed, so the text will likely appear above the inline element; - In the third
<div>
, the text and inline element are interspersed, so the layout might show the text and inline element in the sequence.
- In the first
- What will be the visual hierarchy of inline and block-level elements within each
<div>
?- The inline element (
<span>
) is likely to appear inline with the text in all cases, but its position might vary based on the order of elements within the<div>
.
- The inline element (
index.html
index.css
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