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Fundamentals of CSS

10 Units42 Lessons
Unit 1

Inline CSS

Applying Inline Styles to Text
Introduction to Inline CSS
Real-World Project: Styling a Personal Greeting Card
Unit 2

External CSS

Basics of External CSS Files
Organizing Styles in External CSS
Troubleshooting External CSS Links
Advantages of External CSS for Multiple Pages
Real-World Project: Designing a Basic Website Layout with External CSS
Unit 3

CSS Selectors

Advanced Selectors like ID and Pseudo-Classes
Combining Selectors for Complex Targeting
Specificity and Selector Priority
Real-World Project: Styling a Navigation Menu with CSS Selectors
Understanding Basic CSS Selectors
Unit 4

Colors and Backgrounds

Background Properties and Images
Real-World Project: Designing a Themed Banner with Colors and Backgrounds
Working with Colors in CSS
Unit 5

Text Styling and Fonts

Font Properties in CSS
Text Alignment and Decoration
Real-World Project: Formatting a Blog Post with Text Styles
Unit 6

The CSS Box Model

Real-World Project: Building a Card Layout Using the Box Model
Box Model Variations Across Browsers
Components of the CSS Box Model
Calculating Box Sizes
Unit 7

Positioning and Floats

Introduction to Positioning Properties
Using Floats for Layout Design
Clearing Floats and Managing Overlaps
Fixed and Sticky Positioning Effects
Real-World Project: Creating a Magazine-Style Layout with Positioning and Floats
Unit 8

Flexbox Layout

Flex Items and Alignment Options
Responsive Design with Flexbox
Flexbox Fundamentals and Container Properties
Advanced Flexbox Techniques
Real-World Project: Designing a Responsive Gallery with Flexbox
Unit 9

Media Queries for Responsive Design

Creating Breakpoints for Different Devices
Advanced Media Query Strategies
Real-World Project: Building a Responsive Website Header
Introduction to Media Queries
Unit 10

Dev tag

Styling Common HTML Tags with CSS
Customizing Tags for Visual Consistency
Real-World Project: Enhancing a Simple Page with Tag-Based CSS
Optimizing Tag Styles for Accessibility
Tag Interactions and Cascade Rules
Unit 10•Chapter 3

Real-World Project: Enhancing a Simple Page with Tag-Based CSS

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What is the primary advantage of using tag-based CSS for page enhancement?

How does CSS specificity affect tag-based styling in a simple page?

In tag-based CSS, what risk arises from styling HTML elements directly?

Why might developers prefer classes over tags in complex CSS enhancements?

What potential issue occurs when overriding tag-based styles in CSS?

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