If you are using notepad, when you go to save the file you will want to make sure that after the filename to include the extension .css to make sure that it saves as a CSS style sheet. Beyond that, there is no difference in creating a CSS style sheet with notepad then there is with Notepad++ or any other web design editor. You have the element, class, or id that you are styling, the properties that you want to set rules for, and the values you are going to set them to. For example, if you are wanting to have a white background with black text centered and in bold you would have a style sheet that looks like:
body {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
}
p {
text-color: #000000;
font-weight: bold;
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
}
In the above example, the body and p are the elements that you are styling, background-color, text-color, font-weight, margin-right, and margin-left are the properties that you are setting specific rules for, and #FFFFFF, #000000, bold, and auto are the specific values you are declaring for each rule.
Cascading is related to the way you can set up styles to overwrite each other. There are three types of writing styles. 1. Inline Inline styles are written in the middle of the code, and set the style for that specific tag. 2. Head Head styles are written in the head part of the page. They are overwritten by any inline styles. 3. External External styles are kept in a separate file which is referred to. They are overwritten by any head or inline styles.
The cascading principle refers to the concept in CSS where styles are applied in a hierarchy, with more specific styles taking precedence over less specific styles. This allows for greater flexibility in styling web pages, as styles can be overridden or inherited based on how specific they are.
CSS is used to style web pages in the WWW!
Generally, sets of styles are called Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). These styles can define everything related to HTML tags.
Cascading refers to a process where an event or effect triggers a series of subsequent events or effects, often in a sequential manner. This term is commonly used in various contexts, such as cascading failures in systems, cascading style sheets (CSS) in web design, where styles are applied in a layered hierarchy, and cascading water in natural landscapes. Essentially, it highlights how one action can lead to a chain reaction of related occurrences.
i dONT NO
CSS is short for Cascading Style Sheet. It is used to add styles to web pages.
Notepad files aren't something that just pop up on your system. You have to make them through the program called Notepad, which can be found at Start>All Programs>Accessories>Notepad. Once you have made the notepad document, you can save it somewhere on the computer, and then it is an editable Notepad file.
notepad
CSS means cascading style sheet, CSS in a myspace profile styles the profile to look different using colors and background images.
Cascading Style Sheet is a way of styling your document. It is a set of commands which make a page much more interactive.
Using HTML Codes