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CSS Fundamentals

1. Introduction to CSS

What is CSS?Connecting HTML and CSSSelectors for Styling HTML ElementsChallenge: Add Your First StylesChallenge: Add The Styles using the Class NameUser Action Pseudo-ClassesChallenge: User Action Pseudo-ClassesText ColorsEffective Work with CSSChallenge: Variables in CSS

2. Text Styles

Text StylingText FormattingChallenge: Text FormattingAdding Custom Fonts to the Web PageFont PropertiesChallenge: Fonts

3. Box Model and Element Spacing

Box ModelBox SizingAdding Space to ElementsChallenge: Box-SizingStructural and Functional Pseudo-ClassesChallenge: Structural Pseudo-ClassesElement TypesWorking with Block-Level ElementsWorking with Inline ElementsChallenge: Predict the Page Layout

4. Flexbox

What is the Flexbox? Flex DirectionJustifying Content HorizontallyAligning Items VerticallyFlex Item PropertiesChallenge: FlexboxChallenge: Work with Flexbox

5. Decorative Effects

Background ColorBackground ImageWorking with ImagesDecorative Pseudo-ElementsShadowsChallenge: Decorative EffectsFurther Steps

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Congratulations! You've successfully completed the 'CSS Fundamentals' course, signaling your mastery of the foundational principles of web styling.

What's up next?

If you're keen on diving deeper into styling, consider enrolling in the 'Advanced CSS Techniques' course.

If you're ready to venture into a programming language for web development, then the 'Introduction to JavaScript' course is the perfect next step.

CSS is a fundamental component of web development, crucial for controlling the appearance and layout of a web page.

Select the correct answer

Everything was clear?

Section 5. Chapter 7
course content

Course Content

CSS Fundamentals

1. Introduction to CSS

What is CSS?Connecting HTML and CSSSelectors for Styling HTML ElementsChallenge: Add Your First StylesChallenge: Add The Styles using the Class NameUser Action Pseudo-ClassesChallenge: User Action Pseudo-ClassesText ColorsEffective Work with CSSChallenge: Variables in CSS

2. Text Styles

Text StylingText FormattingChallenge: Text FormattingAdding Custom Fonts to the Web PageFont PropertiesChallenge: Fonts

3. Box Model and Element Spacing

Box ModelBox SizingAdding Space to ElementsChallenge: Box-SizingStructural and Functional Pseudo-ClassesChallenge: Structural Pseudo-ClassesElement TypesWorking with Block-Level ElementsWorking with Inline ElementsChallenge: Predict the Page Layout

4. Flexbox

What is the Flexbox? Flex DirectionJustifying Content HorizontallyAligning Items VerticallyFlex Item PropertiesChallenge: FlexboxChallenge: Work with Flexbox

5. Decorative Effects

Background ColorBackground ImageWorking with ImagesDecorative Pseudo-ElementsShadowsChallenge: Decorative EffectsFurther Steps

CSS Fundamentals

Further StepsFurther Steps

content

Congratulations! You've successfully completed the 'CSS Fundamentals' course, signaling your mastery of the foundational principles of web styling.

What's up next?

If you're keen on diving deeper into styling, consider enrolling in the 'Advanced CSS Techniques' course.

If you're ready to venture into a programming language for web development, then the 'Introduction to JavaScript' course is the perfect next step.

CSS is a fundamental component of web development, crucial for controlling the appearance and layout of a web page.

Select the correct answer

Everything was clear?

Section 5. Chapter 7
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