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CSS COURSE

Contents of the presentation

01 02 03

Before the Preparing for During the


exam the exam exam
01

What is CSS?
CSS
Cascading Style
Sheets
What is CSS?
• Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a stylesheet language used to describe the
presentation of a document written in HTML or XML. It defines how elements
are displayed on a web page.

• CSS makes websites visually appealing and user-friendly.


How to code CSS ?

h1 {
color: red;
font-size: 32px;
}
Creators & Maintenance of CSS?
• CSS was created by a group of individuals known as the World Wide Web
Consortium (W3C).

• Primary contributors include Håkon Wium Lie and Bert Bos.

• CSS standards and specifications are maintained by the W3C.

• A community of web developers, designers, and browser vendors also


contribute to its evolution.

• Regular updates and new versions ensure CSS remains relevant and adaptable
to changing web design needs.
CSS History (Version)
0 CSS1 (1996)
1 Limited properties and selectors.

0 CSS2 (1998)
CSS to 2 CSS 2 was released and work on CSS 3 began

CSS3
0 CSS 2.1 (2011)
3 CSS 2.1 was released, which fixed
the errors found in CSS 2
02
CSS Rule
Structure
CSS Rule Structure
• A CSS rule consists of a selector and a declaration block.
• Declarations are used to define the style properties for the selected elements.
• Each declaration consists of a property and a value.

Declaration
selector {
property: value;
/* More properties and values */
}
CSS Rule Structure
Selector

Value
h1 {
color: red;
Property font-size: 32px;
}
Syntax – CSS
Selector

Value
p{
color: blue;
Property font-weight: bold;
}
Declaration
03
How to use
CSS in
HTML?
0 Inline CSS
1 Style applied directly to an HTML element
using the style attribute.

0 Internal CSS
3 Ways 2 Styles defined within the <style> tag within
the HTML document's <head>.

0 External CSS
3 Styles stored in separate .css files linked
to the HTML document using the <link>
element.
03
Types of
Selectors
CSS Tag / Element Selector
Selector

Value
h1 {
color: red;
Property font-size: 32px;
}
Class Selector – CSS

Class-Selector

Value
.btn{
color: blue;
Property font-weight: bold;
}
Declaration
ID Selector – CSS
ID-Selector

Value
#btn{
color: blue;
Property font-weight: bold;
}
Pseudo-Class – CSS
Pseudo-class

Value
a:hover{
color: blue;
Property font-weight: bold;
}
Declaration
05
CSS
Comments
CSS Comment
/* This is a
comment */
Study planning (I)
01 Date of the exam
(note it in your planner)

Find out Type of exam


02
about: (oral, practical, multiple-choice...)

03 Information
Content that may be included in the exam
Start from day one!
Pre-exam study

1. From the first day, try to review what you have seen in class when you get home

2. Take notes

3. Highlight what the teacher has said is most important

4. Start creating your own study outlines

5. Ask in class the questions you need to ask


Very important:
Don't wait for the
professor to tell you the
day of the exam—get a
head start
Study planning (II)
1. Count the days you have to study from the day you are notified until the day of the
exam

2. Take into account other tasks, homework or activities you have during those days
and calculate the time (hours per day) you will have for studying

3. Break down the information by topics or by sections

4. Use a weekly planner and write in it which sections you are going to study each
day from the day you start until the day of the exam

5. Organize your study, making sure that the last few days are for review
Take a few minutes to get organized:

1. Find out how much time you have to


take the exam

2. Keep a watch or clock handy to keep


track of the time

Time planning 3. Take a first look at the exam: how


many questions there are, what
kind, which ones you know and
in the exam which ones you don't know

4. Determine how much time to devote


to each question

5. To avoid possible mistakes, solve


your doubts before you start by
asking the teacher the questions you
need to ask
Start to answer:
Review your answers to
Read each question
01 carefully
04 make sure you haven't
forgotten anything

Start by answering the Save the questions you


02 ones you know best first
05 don't know for the end

Continue with those you Do a final review before


03 partially know
06 turning it in
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