Format: Element to be styled (p) above { CSS property (color above) : a property value (#c0c0c0 above) ; } We might save this in the <head> section <head> <style> p{color:#c0c0c0;} … </style> </head> Can enter this in <head> section…see below… (or one of two other possible locations: inline (within the paragraph) and external in a .css file ) Don’t confuse this p with <p>. The example specified a color(c0c0c0) to be applied to paragraphs. (Kuler color below) Remember: The CSS rule can be placed inside the <head> section: Don’t type what you see below. Instead, open the (css for index page ) link, select the content and paste into index.htm.
Format: Element to be styled (p) above { CSS property (color above) : a property value (#c0c0c0 above) ; } We might save this in the <head> section <head> <style> p{color:#c0c0c0;} … </style> </head> Can enter this in <head> section…see below… (or one of two other possible locations: inline (within the paragraph) and external in a .css file ) Don’t confuse this p with <p>. The example specified a color(c0c0c0) to be applied to paragraphs. (Kuler color below) Remember: The CSS rule can be placed inside the <head> section: Don’t type what you see below. Instead, open the (css for index page ) link, select the content and paste into index.htm.
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