In this blog post, you will be shown how to learn CSS in just a day without having any difficulty in any way.
WHAT EXACTLY IS CSS?
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet. CSS is a design language or style sheet language. CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is a simple design language used to make web pages more visually appealing.
CSS controls the look and feel of a web page. CSS can be used to control the text color, font style, paragraph spacing, how columns are scaled and laid out, what background images or colors are used, layout designs, display versions for different devices and screen sizes, and a variety of other effects.
CSS is simple to learn and understand, but it provides you a lot of control over the appearance of an HTML document. CSS is frequently combined with the markup languages HTML or XHTML. In CSS, there are two important things to understand: certain functions that assign a specific command to a specific region. These functionalities are only available within the HTML element. The two functions are as follows:
SELECTOR OF CLASSES.
IDENTITY SELECTOR.
The class selector is a selector or set of functions that can be applied to an HTML tag. The class must be given a unique name, and any other class that does not want the same function to be assigned to a specific class name should be given a new class name instead. It is useful since you may want to give a specific function or style to more than one HTML tag instead of decorating repeatedly. It has its own syntax for referring to itself. In the CSS file, the dot or full-stop, depending on what you name it, is used to call out the class and the assigned designs. That is to say:
And the result is:
The id selector is quite similar to the class selector. It performs the same function as the class selector, with the exception that instead of declaring or calling the id with a dot or full-stop(. ), Hash(#) will be used to call out the class and the assigned designs in the CSS code. That is to say:
And the result is:
Take note of something else as well. The class or id selector should be stated in the open tag of the tag to which a selector should be assigned or given. And it is critical, mandatory, and required to conclude every CSS code with a semicolon (;).
CSS MODELS
Inline CSS: This is a type of CSS code that is placed within an open HTML tag; it is not a professional type of CSS and is primarily used by novices or learners. It is written in the HTML file as follows:
While the browser’s output is:
Internal CSS: This is a sort of CSS that is distinct from inline CSS. In this case, the CSS code is within the HTML file but not within each element. It is written in the HTML file as follows:
And the result is:
External CSS: This is a sort of CSS in which a new file with the CSS extension “.css” is created. It will not be contained within the HTML file, but will be linked with the link element. That is to say:
FILE IN HTML:
THE CUSTOM CSS FILE:
It is important to note that the name of your CSS file should be the same as the name that appears inside the link element in the href section. Both in spelling and in case.
CSS EFFECTIVENESS
IT SAVES TIME: A CSS file can be created once and then applied to several HTML files.
COMPATIBILITY WITH MULTIPLE DEVICES: CSS allows the material to be optimized for more than one type of device. Different versions of a website can be displayed for handheld devices such as PDAs and mobile phones, as well as for printing, by using the same HTML document.
EASY MAINTENANCE: To make a change, simply alter the style, and save, and all elements in all web pages will be updated to the new desired one instantly.
In the following essay on this subject, I will go over the various CSS functions and how they work one by one.
