Cascading Style Sheets, language used to style to HTML content of a webpage.
Two different syntaxes
Beginning of ruleset, used to target the element that will be styled ex. p Declaration block - The in-between (and including) the curly braces {} that contains the CSS declarations ex. p{ color:blue; } Declaration - Group name for a property and value pair that applies a style to the selected element ex. color:blue; Property - First paar of declaration, signifies what visual characteristic of the element is being modified ex. color Value - Second part of declaration, signifies the value of the property ex. blue /p>
inline style Writting CSS directly into HTML code. Rarely used in web design. Opening Tag — The start of an HTML element this is the element that will be styled. ex. /p> Attribute — The style attribute is used to add CSS inline styles to an HTML element. ex. /p style = 'color:blue;'> Declaration — The group name for a property and value pair that applies a style to the selected element. ex. color:blue; Property — The first part of the declaration that signifies what visual characteristic of the element is to be modified. ex. color Value — The second part of the declaration that signifies the value of the property. ex. blue