CSS Errors
CSS Errors
Errors in CSS can lead to unexpected behavior or styles not being applied correctly. This page shows common CSS mistakes and how to avoid them.
Missing Semicolons
Forgetting a semicolon at the end of a property declaration can break the style rule.
Invalid Property Names
Using a property name that does not exist will simply be ignored by the browser.
Invalid Values
Correct properties but invalid values will also be ignored.
Unclosed Braces
If you forget to close a brace }, the entire rule may be ignored.
Extra Colons or Braces
Typos like extra colons or misplaced braces can cause rules to break.
Tips to Avoid CSS Errors
- Use a code editor with syntax highlighting.
- Validate your CSS with a CSS linter or validator.
- Write CSS in small sections and test frequently.
