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Konzepte und Kennfelder von Antriebenh styles a paragraph only if it comes immediately after an 〈h1〉 heading—to target certain elements without the need to add class attributes to the HTML markup. Other selectors used so far include ID selectors, descendant selectors, and pseudo-classes.

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Grundlagen der Finanzierungspraxis great precision. It’s such an attractive proposition that many beginners are seduced by the idea and use it to build complex layouts, only to discover that things aren’t quite as straightforward as they originally seemed.

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How Do I Add Backgrounds and Borders to Improve the Look of My Page?,her than littering the HTML markup with purely decorative images, it’s preferable to add them as background. Although some HTML tags allow you to add background images, the options are very limited. CSS, on the other hand, gives you an amazing amount of control over the location and appearance of background images.

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Book 2009n about unfamiliar concepts, such as selectors, properties, and classes, before they can achieve anything. .Getting StartED with CSS. takes a practical approach by showing you how to use CSS in simple stages, starting by changing the default appearance of HTML tags to improve the look of text and li

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91992-3In the beginning, the Web was simple. . shows what the first-ever public web page looked like. As you can see, it consisted of plain, unadorned text. Headings were in large, bold type; links were blue and underlined-and that was it.

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What Is CSS, and Why Should I Learn It?,In the beginning, the Web was simple. . shows what the first-ever public web page looked like. As you can see, it consisted of plain, unadorned text. Headings were in large, bold type; links were blue and underlined-and that was it.