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Ebook CSS 2.1 Primer - Oxford Brookes University

Ebook CSS 2.1 Primer describes the basic features of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS for short) which is the primary styling language used with HTML. HTML's main role is to define content. What is needed is the bility for publishers to have control of style. | OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY CSS 2.1 Primer Oxford Brookes University 2003 Contents 1. Introduction o 1.1 Content and Style o 1.2 HTML Structure o 1.3 CSS Attachment to Pages o 1.4 CSS Main Facilities o 1.5 Browser Support o 1.6 CSS 1 Specification 2. CSS 1 Rules o 2.1 Introduction o 2.2 Syntax for CSS Properties 3. Length Percentage Color and URLs o 3.1 Introduction o 3.2 Length Values o 3.3 Percentage values o 3.4 Color Values o 3.5 URLs o 3.6 CSS 1 Specification 4. Font Properties o 4.1 Font Family Sets typeface o 4.2 Font Style Italicises text o 4.3 Font Variant Mostly upper case o 4.4 Font Weight Sets thickness of type o 4.5 Font Size Sets size of text o 4.6 Font Shorthand 5. Color and Background Properties o 5.1 Color o 5.2 Background Color o 5.3 Background Image o 5.4 Background Repeat o 5.5 Background Attachment o 5.6 Background Position o 5.7 Background Sets background images or color 6. Text Properties o 6.1 Word Spacing o 6.2 Letter Spacing o 6.3 Text Decoration Underlines or otherwise highlights text o 6.4 Vertical Alignment o 6.5 Text Transformation o 6.6 Text Alignment Sets justification o 6.7 Text Indentation Sets distance from left margin o 6.8 Line Height -- ii -- Oxford Brookes University 2003 7. Box Properties o 7.1 Introduction o 7.2 Margin Setting o 7.3 Padding Setting o 7.4 Border Setting o 7.5 Border Color o 7.6 Border Style o 7.7 Setting All Border Properties Together o 7.8 Width and Height of Images o 7.9 Float o 7.10 Clear 8. Classification Properties o 8.1 Display o 8.2 Whitespace o 8.3 List Style Type o 8.4 List Style Image o 8.5 List Style Position o 8.6 List Style 9. Structure and Control o 9.1 Introduction o 9.2 Classes o 9.3 Identifiers o 9.4 Contextual Selectors o 9.5 Grouping o 9.6 Universal Selector o 9.7 Attribute Selectors o 9.8 Comments o 9.9 The elements div and span 10. Pseudo-classes and Pseudo-elements o 10.1 Introduction o 10.2 Anchor Pseudo-class o 10.3 First Line Pseudo-element o 10.4 First Letter Pseudo-element o 10.5 .