Foundation HTML5 with CSS3

Chapter 2 HTML and CSS Basics HTML5 is the latest and greatest, and is still taking shape as we write. But it’s flexible and for ...

Chapter 2 Tags in HTML are surrounded by angle brackets (< and >) to clearly distinguish them from ordinary text. The firs ...

HTML and CSS Basics There are a very few special circumstances where even an element’s start tag can be omitted and the entire e ...

Chapter 2 input is a void element that must be closed in XHTML (see Chapter 8 for more about forms and checkboxes). The above ex ...

HTML and CSS Basics  Heading content: These elements are headings or titles, introducing the text that follows them. Headings a ...

Chapter 2 You can learn more about the CSS display property from the Mozilla Developer Network (https://developer.mozilla.org/do ...

HTML and CSS Basics  style: Specifies CSS style properties for the element. This is known as inline styling, which you’ll learn ...

Chapter 2 An xml:lang attribute can also specify the content’s language. This is the XML format for the lang attribute, as it sh ...

HTML and CSS Basics  dropzone: Indicates the element is an area where draggable elements can be dropped. This attribute only ac ...

Chapter 2 of the markup examples in this book. Indenting nested elements can make it easier to see where a particular element be ...

HTML and CSS Basics CSS Fundamentals CSS can add style to your pages, enhancing and improving the presentation of your content. ...

Chapter 2 declaration in a series, the terminating semicolon is optional. It’s not a bad idea to get in the habit of including a ...

HTML and CSS Basics * { color: blue; } would apply a blue foreground (text) color to all elements. Headings, paragraphs, lists, ...

Chapter 2 :link { color: blue; } :visited { color: purple; } :hover { color: green; } :focus { color: orange; } :active { color: ...

HTML and CSS Basics This would select all a elements that are descendants of a p element that is a descendant of any element wit ...

Chapter 2  Pseudo-element selectors target elements that don’t specifically exist in the document but are implied by its struct ...

HTML and CSS Basics Specificity is also cumulative in combined and descendant selectors. Each of the base selector types carries ...

Chapter 2 browser to honor that value above all others. This is a powerful and dangerous tool, and should be used only as a last ...

HTML and CSS Basics Compact formatting condenses each rule to a single line, thus shortening the vertical scrolling, but it can ...

Chapter 2 /* Temporarily hiding these rules h4 { font-size: 100%; } h5 { font-size: 90%; } h6 { font-size: 80%; } End hiding */ ...